I have created a virtual directory for my appdata folder and found I had to set an absolute path in the log4net.config for the UmbracoTraceLogs to write to the virtual directory. However; CourierTraceLog is still writing to the AppData\Logs folder under my route directory. It only writes this line:
Courier uses the default config unless a file with alternate settings is found at
~/Config/courier.log4net.config
So, assuming you've already updated the log4net.config file in that location, you can use the same pattern for courier, with the specific name as above.
Thank you. Adding the ~/Config/courier.log4net.config worked. However, now I still have the courier packages being created under the application root folder:
app_data\courier\revisions*
Is there a way to configure where these are stored?
Can I change CourierTraceLog Log Directory?
I have created a virtual directory for my appdata folder and found I had to set an absolute path in the log4net.config for the UmbracoTraceLogs to write to the virtual directory. However; CourierTraceLog is still writing to the AppData\Logs folder under my route directory. It only writes this line:
2015-08-27 14:02:06,446 [41] DEBUG Umbraco.Courier.Core.EventManager - [Thread 49] Unloading (count: 0)
I've set in the courier.config but it still continues to write this line.
Can I change where the CourierTraceLog files are writted to, or even stop this log file from being created?
@Andrew
Courier uses the default config unless a file with alternate settings is found at
~/Config/courier.log4net.config
So, assuming you've already updated the log4net.config file in that location, you can use the same pattern for courier, with the specific name as above.
@Paul Sterling
Thank you. Adding the ~/Config/courier.log4net.config worked. However, now I still have the courier packages being created under the application root folder:
app_data\courier\revisions*
Is there a way to configure where these are stored?
@Andrew
No, the folder Courier uses for it's own data is not configurable.
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