You probably wanted to use last_change here.

Can you match .log using regular expression: /.log$/ ?

From numerical POV it would be better to have
if ( (time.time() - os.stat(filepath).st_mtime ) / (3600*24) ) > days
to get away from rounding error when rounding to integer. But I reckon that it is not a real issue here, a few days does not matter here.

Please don't use a regular expression for this. file.endswith(".log") is much cleaner.

I know we already discussed this, but still... don't we want to call this instead?
subprocess.call(['find', logdir, '-name', '*.log', '-mtime', '+{}'.format(days), '-delete'

I mean s/call/check_call/ (or something like that..).

I have moved the find ... -delete command to a monthly cron job instead.

This implies we should have Requires: crontabs.

This implies we should have Requires: crontabs.

Done

Thanks, +1