Closed Ciph3r-Zer0 closed 1 year ago
Hi @Ciph3r-Zer0 ,
it seems when you read the docs you've missed the filename paragraph 😉
If you use a string
, the default filename generator function is used, otherwise you can provide your own filename generator function to completely customize the generated file names.
If this helps, please feel free to close this issue.
Hello, thanks for replying
yes this solves my problem, but why is there 2 file.log files in the directory now?
The first file is called file.log which is the current log file
But the second file is called file.log.txt which contains the path for compressed files like this:
logs\1402-02-19_23-46-00_1.log.gz logs\1402-02-19_23-46-05_1.log.gz logs\1402-02-19_23-46-10_1.log.gz logs\1402-02-19_23-46-15_1.log.gz logs\1402-02-19_23-46-20_1.log.gz logs\1402-02-19_23-46-25_1.log.gz logs\1402-02-19_23-46-30_1.log.gz logs\1402-02-19_23-46-35_1.log.gz
Hi @Ciph3r-Zer0 ,
it seems the .txt
file is the history file; if you use maxFiles
or maxSize
that file contains the history of the files to check to respect the limits.
Its name can be customized through the history option.
Yeap, it worked. Thanks
I've read the docs but could not find any reference on how can we change naming convention on the compressed files Currently It generates something like this '20230709-0108-01-app.log.gz' Bbut I want to change it