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too many error logs filling disk space

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    Hi, I am working on an asp.net 2.0 application where the error logs generated are filling up the disk space. In another application, I had solved this problem in asp.net 1.1, by running a nightly schedule task that compressed these logs, and moved them to another machine, thus preventing current machine from getting full. Wondering if there is a better solution to this problem in 2.0, anything other tools out there that can provide a better way to handle this? Thanks. Shefali

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      Hi, I am working on an asp.net 2.0 application where the error logs generated are filling up the disk space. In another application, I had solved this problem in asp.net 1.1, by running a nightly schedule task that compressed these logs, and moved them to another machine, thus preventing current machine from getting full. Wondering if there is a better solution to this problem in 2.0, anything other tools out there that can provide a better way to handle this? Thanks. Shefali

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