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Customize log4net Output Path
The default log4net output path is relative to the startup directory of your executable. To customize the output path, you can override the base Appender’s File property in your own Appender class. The following example describes how to route the log files relative to the temp folder : public class MyOwnAppender : log4net.Appender.RollingFileAppender { public [...]
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