Creating a bash script for logrotation with date in foldeame

I have a folder structure in /var/log like this:

.
├── customers
│   ├── core00001
│   │   ├── 2016.07.21
│   │   │   ├── apache.log
│   │   │   └── error.log
│   │   └── 2016.07.22
│   │       ├── apache.log
│   │       └── error.log
│   ├── core00002
│   │   ├── 2016.07.21
│   │   │   ├── apache.log
│   │   │   └── error.log
│   │   └── 2016.07.22
│   │       ├── apache.log
│   │       └── error.log
│   ├── dashboard001
│   │   ├── 2016.07.21
│   │   │   ├── dash.log
│   │   │   └── error.log
│   │   └── 2016.07.22
│   │       ├── dash.log
│   │       └── error.log
│   └── dashboard002
│       ├── 2016.07.21
│       │   ├── dash.log
│       │   └── error.log
│       └── 2016.07.22
│           ├── dash.log
│           └── error.log
└── servers
    ├── server01
    │   ├── 2016.07.21
    │   │   ├── access.log
    │   │   └── system.log
    │   └── 2016.07.22
    │       ├── access.log
    │       └── system.log
    └── server02
        ├── 2016.07.21
        │   ├── access.log
        │   └── system.log
        └── 2016.07.22
            ├── access.log
            └── system.log

With these folders I need to do some sort of log rotation. It's not real log rotation, but I need to zip and delete files after a certain amount of days. I thought of making a config file in which I can put the amount of days after a file needs to be zipped and the amount of days after a file and empty folder needs to be deleted.

The cores and servers can increase and log file names can be added with each server. For this reason I thought of using a config file with the bash script, so I can add names in here.

My first idea of the config file is like this:

Zip;Delete;Main;Sub;App

7;365;/customers;core*;/apache.log
7;365;/customers;core*;/error.log

7;180;/customers;dash*;/dash.log
7;180;/customers;dash*;/error.log

28;365;/servers;server*;/access.log
14;365;/servers;server*;/error.log

My problem lies in that I don't know how to accomplish this without any help.

I already tried to create a loop where the config file will be read, but then only 1 line will be read and the script stops.

#!/bin/bash
configfile="/etc/customlogrotate/logrotation.conf"
logbasefolder="/var/log"

echo " " > log.txt
echo " " >> log.txt
echo "Starting logrotation script" >> log.txt

while IFS=';' read -r daysafterzip daystosave sectionfolder logfilename
do
echo "$daysafterzip $daystosave $logbasefolder$sectionfolder$logfilename" >> log.txt

cd $logbasefolder

done < "$configfile"

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