Purge oc4j logs

Dear all,
How can I purge OC4j logs in R12 (like out.log,server.log,system-aplication.log ) when the system is up and running ?..out.log is 4.5 GB in size ?
any idea ?
Kai

Kai,
On Linux/Unix, yes you can. Or, you can rename the file and delete it later. Some operating systems like Windows will not allow you to purge log files unless you shutdown the services first.

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Well, still struggling with this one.. although i've managed to get fine oc4j security logging enabled through the console, the error stream now follows this sequence of events at each login attempt :
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