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Brette, What about Windows Service using the rolling file
appender? If the .exe I registered as a Windows Service is stored in
C:\MyService, technically, the log file should be created in there as well
right? What stumps me is that Filemon from Sysinternals did not detect any
permission denied tries that may indicate some sorts of a user/file permission
cause. Thanks, Jason From: Esterbrooks,
Brette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I have run into this problem when trying
to log to event log. It ended up being that the user that was running
log4net did not have access to log to the event log. Have you tried taking out
the event log appender and seeing if the file appender is working? Brette -----Original Message----- I'm having trouble getting log4net working in my Windows Service
application. Root is setup to use both event log appender and rolling log
file appender but nothing is logged (No exception thrown either).
What is the best way to troubleshoot? Thanks, Jason |
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- RE: Windows Service Richard Louapre
- RE: Windows Service Esterbrooks, Brette
- RE: Windows Service Ron Grabowski
- RE: Windows Service Baron Schwartz
- RE: Windows Service Wang, Jason @ Newport MacArthur
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- RE: Windows Service Ron Grabowski
- RE: Windows Service Wang, Jason @ Newport MacArthur
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