Configuration Class Members

	Name	Description
	Configuration Constructor	The default constructor

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	Name	Description
	AutoIncreaseLevel	When Log.LogException is used the default logging level automatically changes to Debug. This is usefull for gathering more information after an exception occurs. The default is false
	DefaultBufferSize	When the LoggingMode is set to Buffered, this is the size of the buffer before writing to the target. The default is 100
	DefaultDateFormat	The default date format when logging to targets. The default is "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss,fff". Any .NET Date Formatting can be used. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/az4se3k1.aspx and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8kb3ddd4.aspx
	DefaultFileRollingMaxArchiveFiles	The maximum number of archive files when rolling file targets. Also set the RollingStyle to ArchiveSize or ArchiveTimePeriod. The default is 7
	DefaultFileRollingStyle	The default rolling style for file targets. The default is to discard the oldest entries: RollingStyle.DiscardMaxLogEntries
	DefaultLoggingMode	By default all logging is synchronous. This is a change from Version 1 of the logger where all targets were asynchronous.
	DefaultMaxLogEntries	For file and database targets, this is the default maximum number of entries before rolling occurs. The default is 10,000. By default the oldest entries will be discarded. Set to zero for unlimited.
	DefaultMessageFormat	The default message format for console and text files. See the Message Format topic in the Basic Tasks section of the help file.
	DefaultRollingTimePeriod	The default period to archive roll file targets. Set the RollingStyle of the target to ArchiveTimePeriod. The default is RollingTimePeriod.Daily
	GetCallingMethodDetails	By default, reflection is used to gather calling method information. This can be turned off to increase performance. When turned off these log fields will be blank: AssemblyName, FileName, ClassName, MethodName, Namespace, LineNUmber
	GetEnvironmentInfo	By default, environmental info is gathered. This can be turned off to increase performance. When turned off these log fields will be blank: UserName, MachineName, Identity, ProcessName
	IgnoreDuplicates	Ignore duplicate messges. This is very useful when an infinite loop occurs so the log doesn't fill up with the same message. See also MaxDuplicates. By default is false.
	IsDebugEnabled	Turn on/off logging when performing a Log.Debug The default is true
	IsErrorEnabled	Turn on/off logging when performing a Log.Error The default is true
	IsFailSafeLoggingEnabled	By default, logging configuration exceptions are not thrown and only the Log.LoggingException property is set. If IsFailSafeLoggingEnabled is set to false, all logging configuration exceptions will be thrown. This is useful when initially setting up logging
	IsFatalEnabled	Turn on/off logging when performing a Log.Fatal The default is true
	IsInfoEnabled	Turn on/off logging when performing a Log.Info The default is true
	IsWarnEnabled	Turn on/off logging when performing a Log.Warn The default is true
	MaxDuplicates	When IgnoreDuplicates is set to true, duplicate log entries will be ignored after this number. The default is 10 duplicates.
	OverrideCurrentAppDomain	Override the CurrentAppDomain property of each log entry to the passed in value. The default of this override is null and so the AppDomain.Current.FriendlyName will be used
	SkipFrames	The number of frames to skip when getting the calling method. Useful when the logger is wrapped in another helper class.
	StackInactivityTimeout	When doing a PushMethod. This is the maximum time an item will be kept on the stack. The default is 180 seconds (3 minutes)
	Targets	A list of logging targets. If no logging targets are defined in the web.config, app.config or a log.config here are the default targets: Winform application or Windows Service - Console and a Log.txt file in the current directory ASP.NET application - Response.Write Web Services or WCF - None

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Reference

Configuration Class
KellermanSoftware.NetLoggingLibrary Namespace