PHP Ajax setInterval filling apache access.log

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PHP Ajax setInterval filling apache access.log



I have some index.php page wherein one of the section I push data from one of ajax files. I use this script to update that column every 5 sec. This is working ok, but I notice that my apache access log file is getting really huge (about 13GB). all lines are that refresh access from ajax file.


<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function()
setInterval(function ()
$('#show').load('php/index_tls_refresh.php')
, 5000);
);
</script>



The goal here is that I wanted to create some news system that would be automatically updated (like facebook). Any suggestions for doing this in a proper way?
I am using this on XAMPP server in a closed localhost network (our company offices)





Can Websockets help?
– Madhan Varadhodiyil
Aug 10 at 20:16





Rotate your logs?
– Jay Blanchard
Aug 10 at 20:21





Webaocket i must study, never use it. And about rotating the log, i know that apache have some build in function for rotation logs(rotatelogs) but dont know how to set it up ad running on Windows based server
– rtstorm
Aug 10 at 20:28





try a gaagle with logrotate and windows keywords .... plenty of stuff out there.
– YvesLeBorg
Aug 10 at 20:48


logrotate


windows





Ok thanks, but i think that there is a better way to create news sytem. I only want to hear another opinio for news system. Sad that i have -2 score
– rtstorm
Aug 10 at 20:50










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