Re: [logback-user] How to get rollingfileappender to roll over based on log size

2014-07-28 Thread ram pernati
Hi All,   Subject: logback generates two log files i am using Rollingfile appender and Time based rolling policy for one of the app., it generates two files one with the log file (sample.log) and the other with yesterday's date (sample-2014-07-27.0.log). Appreciate if anybody help on this.    

Re: [logback-user] How to get rollingfileappender to roll over based on log size

2014-07-08 Thread Jeremy Kane
That did the trick, thanks! On May 27, 2014 2:09 AM, "Tony Trinh" wrote: > Hello Jeremy, > > You mention a size-based policy, but I only see a time-based policy in > your config. > > The following patterns should work for RollingFileAppender. The code > snippets are based on the code you pasted,

Re: [logback-user] How to get rollingfileappender to roll over based on log size

2014-05-26 Thread Tony Trinh
Hello Jeremy, You mention a size-based policy, but I only see a time-based policy in your config. The following patterns should work for RollingFileAppender. The code snippets are based on the code you pasted, and I did not test them. Please let me know if they work for you. -Tony *Size-and-tim

[logback-user] How to get rollingfileappender to roll over based on log size

2014-05-14 Thread Jeremy Kane
I've been trying to get the rollinglogfileappender to roll-over at a certain file size, but I've had no luck. I can get it to roll over at midnight each night, but I still would prefer to either combine them or have it just be file-size limited. My config is such: // Rolling Log Appender String