I wrote a custom IIS log reader windows service that reads and parses log data and periodically uploads it to a SQL server table which I run my reports from later. Currently I read the file by giving the absolute physical path name for the log directory followed by the log file name I anticipate depending on date/time stamps.
My question is: Is there a programmatic way to get the directory path which is configured in IIS to store the IIS log files to? We use non default location e.g. D:\DATA\LOGS\IIS\W3SVC1 or something similar, which might change from server to server. Also, I am not worried about the individual log file names but the directory. I would prefer a C# code example.
Any help is appreciated!
KC
Hi,
I'm sorry that I don't have a solution to your problem, but your reader sounds like something I really could use. Any chance I could get you to send me a copy of the program? Unfortunately I'm a delphi programmer so I can't help you out, but I'm learning C in my spare (ha!) time and your code and logic could help me come up with a solution for my company. My email address is:
lkuderick
@.
hotmail
.
com
if you can help.
Thanks!
>> larry <<
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