ok, i solved this one on my own. here's my solution.
i created a file named "client_sites" that lists every client's domain:
...
www_websanity_org
www_wildstonemedia_org
www_wpc-stl_org
... and so on
then i created a script, "mv_old_log_files", that looks like this:
for i in $(cat client_sites)
do
find /var/log/httpd/$i* -maxdepth 1 -mtime +1 -exec mv
{} /var/archives_pre/$i \;
done
that works!
once again, the find command saves the day.
tks, scott! why thank *you*, scott! no, the pleasure's all mine, scott! well,
you're most certainly welcome, scott!
scott
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