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Theoretically, a UFS file system could be 1 TB (2^31 * 2^9); however, DIGITAL UNIX supports only 128 GB. The maximum LSM logical volume size also limits a UFS file system and file size. DIGITAL UNIX supports up to 2,147,483,647 UNIX File System (UFS) and Memory File System (MFS) mounts.

You can also use logrotate(8) to rotate your logs, it has size parameter which you can use for your purpose: With this, the log file is rotated when the specified size is reached. Size may be specified in bytes (default), kilobytes (sizek), or megabytes (sizem).

The maximum size for a log file is two terabytes. Enable Autogrowth: Autogrowth enables the SQL Server to expand the size of database files when they run out of space.

Maximum file size for operations PlatformMax file size (in bytes)All Linux clients9 223 372 036 854 775 807 (8 EB-1)Mac OS XHFS - 2 147 485 648 (2GB) HFS+, HFSX, XSAN, and UFS - 9 223 372 036 854 775 808 (8EB)Solaris1 099 511 627 775 (1 TB-1)Solaris (ZFS)18 446 744 073 709 551 616 (16 EB)1 more row

Truncate the Log File The -s 0 option sets the file size to 0, effectively clearing its contents. Replace /path/to/log/file. log with the actual path to the log file you want to truncate. It's important to note that truncating a log file doesn't free up any disk space used by the file.

The default maximum size for a log file is 1 GB on UNIX systems. As a guidance estimate for log files, assuming that each log file is 1 GB in size and six processes are set to full debug level, you would require 24 GB of disk space. (6 processes x 4 log or trace files each = 24 log or trace files x 1 GB = 24 GB).