Got it , thank you.
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Subject: RE: File logging issues
with website
Yes, but remember to use double backslashes.
C:\\foo\\bar.Logfile.log
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Yes, but remember to use double backslashes.
C:\\foo\\bar.Logfile.log
"Patten, Stephen"
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So I should use the full path as the name
of the file? C:\foo\bar.Logfile.log
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Sent: Wednesday, November 17, 2004
11:07 AM
To: Log4NET
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Subject: Re: File logging issues
with website
You need to make sure that the log
You need to make sure that the log file
is in a location that the ASPNET user has rights to write to. By
the looks of this config you are attempting to write to the System32 directory
- which ASPNET does not have any rights to.
"Patten, Stephen"
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11/17/200
