It happens exactly for the reason it says: the file is too large. Really nothing you can do about it except delete the log files. Also check what is being logged and finetine to make sure the file doesn't get too large.
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Pekdon
02/24/2025, 7:38 AM
I deleted all files except one now, but still the logviewer tells me the file is to large
Pekdon
02/24/2025, 7:38 AM
oh wait, now it shows something
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Luuk Peters (ProudNerds)
02/24/2025, 8:07 AM
We have the same issue on some sites from time to time. But for production, I really think you should use additional logging stores. We use Application Insights in Azure for our logging for instance. This doesn't break as easily as the file based logging via the backoffice.
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Jonathon Cove
02/24/2025, 8:41 AM
You should only need to delete the one that's trying to be shown, likely the current days. Worth checking your code and anywhere you can reduce the logging
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Dennis Pedersen
02/24/2025, 10:12 AM
you can always try to narrow down the period, and if that doesnt help you can find the physical file on the server possibly if you have access.