These: https://amzn.to/3FoGFQQ which I have mounted in my 20x20 dog pen. They light the whole thing up brightly, and I've tested them after about 11 hours and they were still bright. I also have these on my fence lining my driveway. https://amzn.to/3tskRRQ
I wanted to archive my logs that are created with Syslog-NG. But I also wanted to delete them after a while. Syslog-NG does a great job of rotating the logs. There is even a script on the Syslog-NG FAQ that will compress the logs. My script has now been copied up there. (wohoo) But we have a pretty small Syslog server, and generating 10gigs of logs day fill it up pretty quick. Here's the script I wrote... It's pretty simple to follow: Find all files in the log directory that are not dated today, and that are not .gz, and archive them using gzip. We chose to use Gzip because of the time it takes compared to b2zip. Yes, we can get more space from B2zip, but we usually have to uncompress the file, and B2zip can take 20 minutes to do this. Then, find all files that have not been modified in 14 days, and delete them. Then, find all directories that are empty, and remove them. There is a small logic problem with this script. If you change the modification time of t...