If you don't think you need the logs, I would just delete them to reclaim the space. Most likely what happened is that you enabled Smart Scan and then have done scheduled scans on your endpoints. The first time you do scheduled scans after enabling Smart Scan, every file on each endpoint is checked and this creates a lot of HTTP requests to the Smart Scan server. This shouldn't be a continuing problem, so deleting the logs may be all you need to do.
If you want to delete the logs do the following:
1. Stop the Apache2 services
2. Delete the log files (or move them to another system for storage)
3. Start the Apache2 services
Alternatively, you could disable logging completely and then just re-enable it if you ever have trouble or a need to collect the logs. You can find out how to disable the logging via Google, but I believe you just need to go in to the httpd.conf file and comment out the lines related to the logging, and restart the service.
Ryan
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