I have sent a message to the apache listserver, but thought I would ask
here, too, just in case anyone has seen this problem.
I am using log4net to do logging in my .Net 2.0 application. I am using the
most current version.
It's been working great (AFAIK), but today a couple of the QA people noticed
that at some point while running our application, it stops logging. You have
to close the app and restart it and the logging will restart.
They tried deleting all the log files (we create 1MB files, and keep 5 of
them) and it still happens. I haven't managed to recreate the problem, but
one of the other developers has, and he stepped through the calls to the
logging, and it appears to work fine, but doesn't log the information.
This does not happen to all users, and while it is completely reproducible
by the (2) QA folks, it doesn't happen to me, and is intermittent with my
coworker.
There's only one other case where I've seen this -- I was trying to put
logging in a click event in a user control, and MessageBox statements would
work, but the logging wouldn't. I decided it was a quirk and removed the
logging. Now I'm wondering.
Has anybody else ever experienced this problem, or do you have any ideas how
I could debug it?
I'd appreciate any advice or suggestions you may have.
Thanks,
RobinS.
GoldMail.com
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I am using log4net to do logging in my .Net 2.0 application. I am using the
most current version.
It's been working great (AFAIK), but today a couple of the QA people noticed
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