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How To Write Log4Net Logs Into A Different File In Episerver

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If you have worked with .NET for a few years, odds are, you have touched a few projects that used log4net. Log4Net is the go-to logging provider for all the major NET CMS systems, Episerver, Sitecore, and Umbraco all included. With close to 6 million downloads now, no other logging provider comes close to popularity.

I still find it hard to believe how many people who work on custom projects who don’t use any sort of C# logging framework, or, who don't really how to use Log4Net correctly with Episerver. Having a good knowledge of Log4Net is important because with a little knowledge you can make your life a lot less painful for when things undoubtedly go wrong.

Simply writing a few bits of configuration, you can do things like split your logs into different files, or, write your logs to a database, a log management system or potentially dozens of other places, all without changing your code.

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How To Write Log4Net Logs Into A Different File In Episerver

How To Write To Your Episerver Logs When Using A Shared Code Library

Log4Net Best Practices To Use With An Episerver Website

How To Get Your Episerver Logs To Display Within Stackify