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Why is this Ruby code not being written to the log file?

After demonstrating the script, the logger can no longer write to the file. So how and when should I initialize the log?

require 'rubygems'
require 'daemons'
require 'logging'

def create_new_logger
    logger = Logging.logger['trend-analyzer']
    logger.add_appenders(
        Logging.appenders.rolling_file('./logs/trend-analyzer.log'),
        Logging.appenders.stdout
    )
    logger.level = :debug
    return logger
end

logger = create_new_logger

#this log message gets written to the log file
logger.debug Time.new 

Daemons.run_proc('ForestPress', :log_dir => '.logs', :backtrace => true) do
    running_as_daemon = true

    #this log message does NOT get written to the log file
    logger.debug Time.new

    loop do
        #this log message does NOT get written to the log file
        logger.info Time.new    
        sleep 5 
    end
end

EDIT

I noticed that the current path has changed from where I ran the script to /. Maybe that's why I can not register messages?

EDIT 2

Now I save the original path before becoming a daemon, and then use Dir.chdirto set the path to the original path. Then I can open the file directly and write to it. However, the logbook cannot write to him yet.

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This is how it started to work

require 'rubygems'
require 'daemons'
require 'logging'

def create_new_logger
    logger = Logging.logger['trend-analyzer']
    logger.add_appenders(
        Logging.appenders.rolling_file('./logs/trend-analyzer.log'),
        Logging.appenders.stdout
    )
    logger.level = :debug
    return logger
end

current_dir = Dir.pwd

Daemons.run_proc('ForestPress', :log_dir => '.logs', :backtrace => true) do
    Dir.chdir(current_dir)  

    logger = create_new_logger

    loop do
        puts Dir.pwd
        logger.debug Time.new   
        sleep 5 
    end
end
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