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We have Tomcat 7 installed on a Windows 2008 R2 SP1 server, that is running low on disk space.<br />
There are a number of 'tomcat7-stdout.(Date).log<wbr />' that range in size from 6GB to 68GB.<br />
Is it possible to remove/delete these log files?
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We have Tomcat 7 installed on a Windows 2008 R2 SP1 server, that is running low on disk space.
There are a number of 'tomcat7-stdout.(Date).log' that range in size from 6GB to 68GB.
Is it possible to remove/delete these log files?

Large Tomcat 7 log files 'tomcat7-stdout.(Date).log'

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