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1) go to magento root then in shell/ directory

2) execute "php -f log.php status" (in my case Data size is 150 MB)

3) execute "php -f log.php clean"

4) execute again "php -f log.php status" for checking the cleaning action. (it should show a decreased size from 150 MB, but it doesn't.

Well I truncated manually all the tables inside the databases and checking again the status it is decreased to 164 kb. This is a bug, this file is not cleaning the log tables. By the way I already reported in Bug List.

Thank you.

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  • Do you see any message after third step?
    – SeStro
    Jan 2, 2016 at 19:23
  • there is no error message after step 3.
    – ADDISON74
    Jan 2, 2016 at 20:03
  • You should see "Log cleaned" message. If you don't see it, it means that script wasn't executed. Is there anything in error logs?
    – SeStro
    Jan 2, 2016 at 22:05
  • I get "Log cleaned". But checking the status it is the same. There are no errors in any log (php or magento). Update I tried to use log.php clean --days 2000, but still no changes for - log_visitor - log_visitor_info - report_viewed_product_index - report _event I think I will make my own script in order to truncate correctly these tables. In my opinion this is a Magento issue.
    – ADDISON74
    Jan 3, 2016 at 13:17

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Try this answer which worked for me: Log Cleaning does not work

php -f log.php -- clean --days 1
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