Ron Grabowski wrote:
You could leave the internal logs on for a while to try and capture the error again or you could write your own IErrorHandler and send an email when an error occurs:public class EmailOnlyOnceErrorHandler : OnlyOnceErrorHandler { public new void Error(string message, Exception e, ErrorCode errorCode) { base.Error(message, e, errorCode);// TODO: send mail} } Any appender that extends AppenderSkeleton (most of the built-in appenders including FileAppender) has an ErrorHandler property that you can set in the config file: <appender name="LogFileAppender" type="log4net.Appender.FileAppender"> <errorHandler value="Company.Logging.EmailOnlyOnceErrorHandler, Company.Logging" /> <!-- snip --> </appender> Maybe there are issues with ASP.Net spawning a new AppDomain for the application before the old AppDomain has released the exclusive lock on the file.
Thanks! That is a nice tip! -- Seth Milder AIM: sdmilder Have something to hide? http://securepastebin.com
