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How do I keep apache upgrades in Centos from creating logrotate.d\http files

We do not use logrotate for http apache.  So we took out the http file from logrotate.d   But everythime apache upgrades it puts it back.  I need it to stay gone, or not do anything if it is there.
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Good catch ravenpl, it makes sense now that I think about it.  Will remember that one!

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While my answers technically will work, ravenpl's is definitely the cleanest way to do it.
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Thank you for the quick response.  It seems that yum updates to apache do happen fairly frequently and I always manage to forget to remove the file on at least one server.  I think you guidance will help.
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