computerdude60;
if space is of concern to you, then moving the log file alone may not be a permanent fix. Instead, to avoide potential future drive related problems, you might want to consider moving the entire Inoculate install root to D:drive by way of reinstalling. Know that Inoculate has more folders with growth potential than just the log files. Such as the "Move Folder" which holds all files suspected to be infected with virus that Inoculate could not cure. Depending on the size of such file, it can max out your drive space.
2) Alternatively, you may want to modify your log configuration to recycle more often (just as in NT Event log).
3) Also, It is a good Sys Admin practice not to install anything on your system's root "C:\" partition, (except if it is absolutely necessary or demanded by the system/application). Hence C:\ easily max out and that always result in a serious performance problem, if not a complete crash.
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