Re: Does This NSLog Readout Mean anything?
Re: Does This NSLog Readout Mean anything?
- Subject: Re: Does This NSLog Readout Mean anything?
- From: Jonathan Rochkind <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 12:30:27 -0600
If you have logging turned on with a path, then your application
writes a log file to that path. Apparently you have logging turned on
for your app, telling it to log to that path. You can set a log path
from JavaMonitor config, or with a manual command line argument (or
any other mechanism of setting Java properties--I forget the property
name for this).
When you start up with logging turned on, and a log file already
exists at the path specified, the WO app will attempt to rename that
log file to move it out of the way. Apparently when it tries to do
that in your case, it can not for some reason. Perhaps a permission
problem. Perhaps the disk is full. You'd think that WO would just
ignore this fact and keep going without a log file (or overwriting
the existing log file), but if I've diagnosed it correctly, then from
your report, apparently this stops the app in it's tracks instead.
If that's so, I suppose it's a bug.
--Jonathan
At 10:04 AM -0800 3/18/04, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Mar 18, 2004, at 2:36 AM, Jonathan Fleming wrote:
Can anyone tell me what this is trying to do or say or what? I notice if
I am sitting on a page in the app that after a while this starts
happening in the log and keeps going never seeming to end what is it
trying to do?
[2004-03-10 12:36:32 GMT] <Session Timeout Thread> Could not rotate the
'/Apple/Library/WebObjects/UserLogs/BTT_User.log' log file into a
'/Apple/Library/WebObjects/UserLogs/BTT_User.log.10-03-2004-123632'
back-up file.
[2004-03-10 12:37:32 GMT] <Session Timeout Thread> Could not rotate the
'/Apple/Library/WebObjects/UserLogs/BTT_User.log' log file into a
'/Apple/Library/WebObjects/UserLogs/BTT_User.log.10-03-2004-123732'
back-up file. TIA Jonathan :^)
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