Will, one way to get around the issue would be to set the roll over
policy to something small enough that it will rotate the active log in a
manner timely enough for you to move them around as needed. Not a fix
for the underlying problem, but might hold you over.
Will Norris wrote:
Are any of the logback FileAppenders able to recreate their logfile if
it goes away for whatever reason. In my testing, if I delete the log
file or move it to another location, logback doesn't log any futher
until I restart my application. I would like for it to recreate the
file if it is no longer present. Is that possible?
Thanks,
Will
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