BUG: Changing the Log File Directory in IIS 8 with PowerShell RSS

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  Tumerkan Tek...

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  BUG: Changing the Log File Directory in IIS 8 with PowerShell

  Oct 19, 2012 01:58 PM|LINK

  You must type first character of "directory" lowercase. If you type "LogFile.Directory", log file directory doesn't change and you don't receive any error.
  
  PS C:\Users\administrator> Set-ItemProperty IIS:\Sites\domain.com -Name LogFile.Directory -Value D:\WebSites\domain.com
  PS C:\Users\administrator> Get-ItemProperty IIS:\Sites\domain.com -Name LogFile.directory
  
  After these commands, log file directory is still same and no error!
  
  PS C:\Users\administrator> Set-ItemProperty IIS:\Sites\domain.com -Name LogFile.directory -Value D:\WebSites\domain.com
  PS C:\Users\administrator> Get-ItemProperty IIS:\Sites\domain.com -Name LogFile.directory
  
  Now, log file directory has been changed.

  logging logfile iis 8 directory powershell bug

  • Edited by Tumerkan Tekdamar on Oct 19, 2012 03:04 PM
  • Edited by Tumerkan Tekdamar on Oct 19, 2012 03:05 PM
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  Perkinsville

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  Re: BUG: Changing the Log File Directory in IIS 8 with PowerShell

  Nov 15, 2012 08:22 AM|LINK

  Hi,

  Have you tried using the get-webconfiguration and/or set-webconfigurationproperty cmdlets instead?

  HTH, Ben