If you are getting so many php notices and warnings you really need to get better extensions

404 should not be logged in any joomla logs anyway - only in server logs which joomla should not touch

I manage a hosting and most of the clients error logs will go up to 10GB over months. Having such options will be helpful in this situation if it is possible.

And not only me in this case.
https://www.google.com/search?q=joomla+error+logs&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8#q=joomla+error+logs+large

Are you talking about apache error logs?
If so then you really should be using logrotate

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I manage a hosting and most of the clients error logs will go up to 10GB
over months. Having such options will be helpful in this situation if it is
possible.

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I'm referring to the error_log in Joomla folder.
Mostly PHP notices for extensions.
Or possible to add a override option in Global Config without changing in PHP.INI something like Error reporting option in global configuration.
A beginner Joomla users without php.ini access (or local php.ini disabled server) will end up large error logs over the time.

Seriously 10gb of php error logs is due to absolutely terrible extensions

You can of course turn off the logging of notices but s a web host you know
that

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I'm referring to the error_log in Joomla folder.
Mostly PHP notices for extensions.
Or possible to add a override option in Global Config without changing in
PHP.INI something like Error reporting option in global configuration.
A beginner Joomla users without php.ini access (or local php.ini disabled
server) will end up large error logs over the time.

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Brian Teeman
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This is down to server setup. It should not be Joomla's job to handle the logs on the server