> If you are willing to help, please join log4net's dev mailing list and raise
> your hand. Look through log4net's issue tracker and pick things you'd like to
> work on. If you don't know where to start, please ask, Dominik and Stefan
> will be there to help.
> If there is anything holding you
I'm interested in this as I've also written an async appender. Mine is
currently lossy both at application shutdown and when the application floods it
with events faster than it can process them, so to date I haven't been too
concerned by this issue.
Do you have an MCVE (http://stackoverflow.c
Not sure I fully understand all your requirements but:
- If you want your users to be able to dynamically change the logging
level while the application is running, then revert to the configured values
when the application exits, you can use the techniques described here:
http://stack
I would do this as follows:
- Use connectionStringName in the log4net ADONetAppender configuration to
specify the name of a connection string in the "connectionStrings"
configuration section
- Encrypt the connectionStrings configuration section.
I believe log4net reads its configuration as XML
Apologies, I didn't read your original properly.
Your configuration should work as it stands:, i.e.:
- Alpha.Import.Core and its child loggers will log to "two" only
- Alpha and all its child loggers except Alpha.Import.Core and children will
log to "one" only:
-Original M
Use additivity="false" in your configuration - look for "Additivity" in the
log4net user manual:
http://logging.apache.org/log4net/release/manual/introduction.html
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From: xdzgor [mailto:p...@alpha-solutions.dk]
Sent: 18 November 2014 10:22
To: log4net-user@logging.apach
ug 20, 2014 at 11:01 AM, Joe wrote:
> and route this trace output to a file.
Thanks much for your reply. I'm not clear about how to route the internal debug
output to a trace file. An Azure website provides access to the file system via
the project's App_Data so if I knew the p
I'd try enabling Log4net tracing () and route this trace output to a file.
It might give you a clue as to what's happening - perhaps AdoNetAppender is not
recovering from a database connection failure properly.
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From: Steve Hueners [mailto:am.st...@gmail.com]
Sent: mard
I posted an answer to your SO question.
Basically the code sample you quoted isn't accurate: instead of casting ILog
to log4net.Repository.Hierarchy.Logger you should be casting ILog.Logger.
I've implemented an abstraction around these administrative functions: a
class "LoggerTree" that e
a more performant way to
handle this in log4net?
Thanks
Joe
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From: Dominik Psenner [mailto:dpsen...@gmail.com]
Sent: 08 August 2012 15:53
To: 'Log4NET User'
Subject: RE: Lossy logging on a per user basis for a high traffic website
Hi Joe,
> I would n
st 2012 12:09
To: 'Log4NET User'
Subject: RE: Lossy logging on a per user basis for a high traffic website
Hi Joe,
I would recommend You to implement a filter that matches your requirements by
implementing the IFilter interface or - even better - by subclassing
Filter
I'm looking to setup lossy logging (on a high traffic website) on a per user
(or per request) basis.
E.g The application logs nothing until an error occurs when all logs are then
written to a file (or db).
I have been playing around with the BufferingForwardingAppender but it looks
like it buff
ath)
at System.Security.Permissions.FileIOAccess.AddExpressions(String[]
value, Boolean checkForDuplicates, Boolean needFullPath) ...etc
The append works fine withouth the DatePattern, but I always get the above
error using any datePattern statement like:
I also tried with tick marks:
Thanks,
Joe.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 11, 2007 7:51 AM
To: log4net-user@logging.apache.org
Subject: RE: Making SMTPAppender Send Exactly One Email
I don't think this would work either : the bufferSize is actually the
number
of mess
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To: log4net-user@logging.apache.org
Subject: Re: Making SMTPAppender Send Exactly One Email
I don't think it's possible, a solution would be to be able to fire only
once
the "ERR
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To: Log
This sounds like a permissions issue.
Does the ASPNET user have modify permissions for the directory that holds
the logs?
The account must have permission for the directory or it wouldn't have been
able to create the original log file.
I guess I should make time to take a look at the source.
Log4Net 1.2.10.
In an ASP.NET web application I've configured a RollingFileAppender to roll
every day. It works fine on my development server.
On the production server, I never see a rolled file - instead it always
appends to the configured log file.
The main difference I can see is that t
Thanks! Works great.
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From: Dag Christensen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 2:10 AM
To: Log4NET User
Subject: SV: logging (or not) specific classes, through the config
Try this:
Place it on the same level as your category.
Rega
Is there a way to log (or not) specific classes even though
they have a logger configured?
I want the appenders that I use to be at the debug level but
I am not interested in messages from this particular class.
There should be a way to do this from the App Config file,
but I have not fou
if someone can show differently.
This link is pretty informative on the limitations of a service
communicating via a user interface.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/h
tml/
vbconintroductiontontserviceapplications.asp
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From: Joe Wa
when
I need to see a sevrice's log in realtime.
HTH,
Dean Fiala
Chief Technology Officer
Celadon Laboratories, Inc.
http://www.celadonlabs.com
Microsoft MVP
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From: Joe Waldner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 11:03 AM
To: log4net-user@l
Log4net 114322
Platform .Net framework 1.1 VS 2003
I have a windows service and I am logging events to a file and a console
appender. Log4net is watching the app config file. (using an attribute)
The File appenders work fine but I get no events in the output window.
(The console appender works fin
When will a version of Log4Net compiled for the .NET 2.0 Framework be
available for download?
Thanks, Joe
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d anything like this?
Thanks,
Joe.
I've changed the directory settings to give the ASPNET user full access to
the directory where the log files are, without any success. It isn't event
creating the log files.
Is your production server running Windows 2003? In which case it will
probably be using the Network Service account rat
to have patterns for both UTC and local time.
But it would be better to retrieve the date as UTC, then convert to local
when rendering (local to UTC conversions are ambiguous for 1h each year at
the end of daylight savings time).
Joe
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Does there exist a conversion pattern specifier that logs the timestamp in
UTC?
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a bug?
You need to double up the backslashes:
On Tue, 09 Nov 2004 17:34:23 +, Joe Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Log4Net 1.2.0 Beta 8 doesn't seem to like backslashes in filenames -
e.g.
> the following example results in output to "logTrace.log"
Log4Net 1.2.0 Beta 8 doesn't seem to like backslashes in filenames - e.g.
the following example results in output to "logTrace.log" instead of
"log\Trace.log":
Is this a bug? I can workaround by using a forward slash or doubling the
backslash, but my administrators may forget to do this..
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