Hello, it seems that the Method of System.IO.File GetLastWriteTime sometimes returns the current time insted of the time the log file or directory was last written to. What i've don was this: I activated log4net internal logging and checked the RollingFileAppender.cs file. It seems that everey time, log4net calls GetLastWriteTime (in RollingFileAppender.RollOverIfDateBoundaryCrossing, line 781 it gets the current time. If it then compares this result with the current time (to decide if a new file should be created) theses times are the same and therefore no new file is created for that reason. Is this a known bug? (My system is a Win2003 server.)
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