Sorry guys,
I just realzied that it's not log4j's problem,
it's our sysadmin who didn't give me the permission to
delete the files. So now my question is that the only
thing i can do is to upgrade jdk?
thanks
--- Qian Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Recently, I ran into some "too many open files"
> problem. i have a DirectoryRollingFileAppender
> extends
> RollingFileAppender. each day, i will create a new
> directory then all the activities on the new day
> will
> be logged to the new directory; however, recently,
> because our uses number increased a lot, i began to
> get "too many open files" error. i went to the
> directoires created several days back, tried to
> delete
> some old log files, but windows tells me that I
> can't
> delete those files because they are still in use.
> but
> in my DirectoryRollingFileAppender, before i
> rollover
> old logs, i did close all the old files. Then how
> come
> the log files handles are still being held by log4j?
>
> I know i could upgrade our jdk from 1.4 to 1.5 to
> slove the "too many open files" error, but that
> involves some legacy code and not feasible now.
>
> Can anyone shed some light on this problem?
>
> Thanks
>
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