How I can remove the logs from my server by telnet?

Thank you.

What logs are you referring to? Anyway, in shell, just type in rm /path/to/log/file. If you don't want to be prompted, you can use "rm -f" in place of "rm" alone. If you don't know how to even delete files in shell, maybe you shouldn't try? Be careful. Also, to save room, but keep the log file(s), you can choose to compress them instead of deleting them and delete them when you need more room later. This can be done by typing "gzip filename".

When you delete them recreate a filename with the same name, so it can store logs again.

Ok Palm, But How I can delete them? :(

:o Tim_Greer answered your question.

Also, you might have to restart your programs that use the logs in order for them to start generating again.

Unleashing the utterly devastating and destructive power of rm upon the innocent mortals, Tim?

Originally posted by Planet Z
Unleashing the utterly devastating and destructive power of rm upon the innocent mortals, Tim?

Just what the F.. rm -rf / .. are you talking about!? :-)