Moving an event log source is not having an effect












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I'm having an issue that to be clear I'll describe in steps:




  1. I created an event source called Foo in the event log called Application using the following powershell command:
    New-EventLog -source Foo -LogName "Application"

  2. I could successfully log to the event log using that source.

  3. Afterwards, I decided to remove the source and re-create it in a different event log:


Remove-Eventlog -Source "Foo"
New-EventLog -source "Foo" -LogName "My App Log"


The problem I'm having is that then when I run Write-EventLog -LogName "My App Log" -Source "Foo" -EventID 0 -EntryType Information -Message "Some message." the entry is logged to Application instead of to My App Log



Has anyone else experienced this behaviour? Am I missing anything?










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  • Your code sample in item 1 (New-EventLog -source SerilogTest -LogName "Axioma Services" doesn't match your description. Can you clarify?

    – Doug Deden
    Feb 4 at 17:40
















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I'm having an issue that to be clear I'll describe in steps:




  1. I created an event source called Foo in the event log called Application using the following powershell command:
    New-EventLog -source Foo -LogName "Application"

  2. I could successfully log to the event log using that source.

  3. Afterwards, I decided to remove the source and re-create it in a different event log:


Remove-Eventlog -Source "Foo"
New-EventLog -source "Foo" -LogName "My App Log"


The problem I'm having is that then when I run Write-EventLog -LogName "My App Log" -Source "Foo" -EventID 0 -EntryType Information -Message "Some message." the entry is logged to Application instead of to My App Log



Has anyone else experienced this behaviour? Am I missing anything?










share|improve this question

























  • Your code sample in item 1 (New-EventLog -source SerilogTest -LogName "Axioma Services" doesn't match your description. Can you clarify?

    – Doug Deden
    Feb 4 at 17:40














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I'm having an issue that to be clear I'll describe in steps:




  1. I created an event source called Foo in the event log called Application using the following powershell command:
    New-EventLog -source Foo -LogName "Application"

  2. I could successfully log to the event log using that source.

  3. Afterwards, I decided to remove the source and re-create it in a different event log:


Remove-Eventlog -Source "Foo"
New-EventLog -source "Foo" -LogName "My App Log"


The problem I'm having is that then when I run Write-EventLog -LogName "My App Log" -Source "Foo" -EventID 0 -EntryType Information -Message "Some message." the entry is logged to Application instead of to My App Log



Has anyone else experienced this behaviour? Am I missing anything?










share|improve this question
















I'm having an issue that to be clear I'll describe in steps:




  1. I created an event source called Foo in the event log called Application using the following powershell command:
    New-EventLog -source Foo -LogName "Application"

  2. I could successfully log to the event log using that source.

  3. Afterwards, I decided to remove the source and re-create it in a different event log:


Remove-Eventlog -Source "Foo"
New-EventLog -source "Foo" -LogName "My App Log"


The problem I'm having is that then when I run Write-EventLog -LogName "My App Log" -Source "Foo" -EventID 0 -EntryType Information -Message "Some message." the entry is logged to Application instead of to My App Log



Has anyone else experienced this behaviour? Am I missing anything?







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  • Your code sample in item 1 (New-EventLog -source SerilogTest -LogName "Axioma Services" doesn't match your description. Can you clarify?

    – Doug Deden
    Feb 4 at 17:40



















  • Your code sample in item 1 (New-EventLog -source SerilogTest -LogName "Axioma Services" doesn't match your description. Can you clarify?

    – Doug Deden
    Feb 4 at 17:40

















Your code sample in item 1 (New-EventLog -source SerilogTest -LogName "Axioma Services" doesn't match your description. Can you clarify?

– Doug Deden
Feb 4 at 17:40





Your code sample in item 1 (New-EventLog -source SerilogTest -LogName "Axioma Services" doesn't match your description. Can you clarify?

– Doug Deden
Feb 4 at 17:40










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