Description
Note: We probably have an older version of log4php than what's currently available.
We were experiencing problems in our application where one session is waiting on another session. This effectively single threads our Apache requests for different clients. We narrowed this down to our use of log4php.
The code below will open a file for writing but will not close it until the request has been handled:
$logger = LoggerManager::getLogger('logger');
$logger->debug($message);
We added the following call and are no longer experiencing the file blocking since it looks like this call closes the file:
LoggerManager::shutdown();
Is this the expected behavior? Should the log file be kept open between usage?
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LOG4PHP-196 Appender Rolling File: Seperate PHP processes attempting to roll the same log file will truncate the log.
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