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Measures for Log Files Exceeding 1Gbytes2Gbytes
While the each log file increases in response to the log contents and volume, when exceeding 1Gbytes (or 1,073,741,8232Gbytes (or 2,147,483,648 bytes to be precise), that log file is automatically divided and saved approximately every 1Gbytes2Gbytes. The first file keeps the original file name while the second and subsequent files are sequentially named "~01", "~02" and so on.
This maximum size can be changed with "LoggerMaxLogSize" in the configuration file.
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Version from 18:24, 8 Feb 2019
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Measures for Log Files Exceeding 2Gbytes
While the each log file increases in response to the log contents and volume, when exceeding 2Gbytes (or 2,147,483,648bytes to be precise), that log file is automatically divided and saved approximately every 2Gbytes. The first file keeps the original file name while the second and subsequent files are sequentially named "~01", "~02" and so on.
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Version as of 17:38, 26 Dec 2023
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Measures for Log Files Exceeding 1Gbytes
While the each log file increases in response to the log contents and volume, when exceeding 1Gbytes (or 1,073,741,823 bytes to be precise), that log file is automatically divided and saved approximately every 1Gbytes. The first file keeps the original file name while the second and subsequent files are sequentially named "~01", "~02" and so on. This maximum size can be changed with "LoggerMaxLogSize" in the configuration file.
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