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OK, maybe it's a py3 regression of some kind that is unique to Windows. Direct printing is only intended for quick debugging, but it should be fixed nevertheless. For now,...
@kovitikus That is more concerning. You get no server logs at all?
The working theory is that Windows's CMD.EXE might have a very small buffer. Also, the log file is meant to cycle every week, maybe there is some problem with that...
I don't know what to do about this except maybe limiting the log file size on Windows ... It's not clear this is the reason however since it happened with...
@kovitikus I wonder if it could be tied to anti-virus software that has been reported as an issue on Windows recently when it comes to update files on the HD....
@kovitikus Did disabling anti-virus have any effect on this?
So this is still a mystery on Windows then :) I wonder if running under the Linux-for-Windows subsystem would cause the same effect.
@kovitikus Hm, it's an interesting coincidence but I don't think the log cares about the actual date but only counts 7 days until rotation and/or too big log-size. It's worth...
@blackmonkey Thanks for the further analysis of this; since this is appears to be a Windows-only issue, it's not obvious where to start but that does narrow it down a...
@friarzen Any status updates on this?