Removing the ConditionACPower didn't help. Still believe that systemd starting the anacron job is the only way to get logrotate to run. If the anacron.service runs the only thing it appears to do is to run 0anacron which runs anacron -u. This only sets the date in /var/spool/anacron/cron.daily to the current date. systemd will start anacron after the first boot of the day and the system has AC power. Rebooting the system after the first boot fail to have systemd start anacron. Don't yet understand that. Going to run logrotate manually for now.
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