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This is the beta version that is feature complete as far as I'm concerned. Please try it out and give me some feedback. It adds logging capabilities.
Bill.
2005-02-18 20:12:59 UTC by wcbrown
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I did opt for option one and it works fine in production
settings.
2005-02-18 20:09:56 UTC by wcbrown
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Threw up another release to fix an exception that occurred when LogZipper.NET tried to archive a log file that was still being written to. It also creates the destination directory if it doesn't already exist.
2005-02-16 23:22:02 UTC by wcbrown
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There's three ways that this can be handled:
1) Catch the exception and just stop zipping
2) Add a switch that controls the behavior
3) Code in some intelligence so that only full months,
weeks, or days get archived.
Option one is the easiest. Option two strikes me as an
unnecessary addition to the command line interface. Option
three sounds good...
2005-02-16 22:48:16 UTC by wcbrown
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When LogZipper gets to the current log file, it throws
an System.IO.IOException indicating that the process is
in use.
Since running this app in a production environment will
inevitably result in this situation, a solution needs
to be devised.
2005-02-16 22:34:39 UTC by wcbrown
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This beta is stable (I haven't found any bugs) and implements the basics of log rotation. I've still got to create some documentation so others can use it and I want to add the ability to recurse subdirectories before it goes 1.0, but it's almost there.
Please feel free to make suggestions or point out bugs.
2005-02-10 20:01:16 UTC by wcbrown
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Added a prefix switch and a default behavior of prepending
the user-specified mask.
2005-02-10 19:53:52 UTC by wcbrown
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Added full path information to log file name when collating.
2005-02-10 16:02:02 UTC by wcbrown
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Made folder a required param.
2005-02-07 23:31:56 UTC by wcbrown
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Folder is such a basic element of the application that
it really should be a required command-line parameter.
2005-02-07 23:31:12 UTC by wcbrown
