DO NOT REPLY [Bug 43911] - logfiles not getting rolled over with RollingFileAppender

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             Status|NEW                         |NEEDINFO




------- Additional Comments From carnold@apache.org  2007-11-20 08:58 -------
> This is important in 
> the light of the fact that I have one more logfile and appender combination 
> whose appender is described exactly as above, but to which just one class is 
> writing, and this file gets rolled over satisfactorily.

Does this logfile have a different name, or is it also named plmconsole.txt?

What operating system and JVM are in use?  Are you running under an application server, if so what 
version?

Could you attach your entire configuration file?  Does the configuration file work or fail with a trivial 
application?  If so, could you attach your test app to the bug?

Did you try to set the system property log4j.debug to true?  Did the console output provide any 
diagnostics?

Do you have any indexing servers that might be preventing the file from being renamed?  Did you try 
running tools that report open files to see if multiple processes might have the file open?

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