Hi, at first glance, I would think the same. I will need to try it out. However - please have in mind that the php configuration is still experimental. Maybe you are running into a bug here. Did you try the old fashioned way with xml or property file?
Christian On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 1:44 PM, Florian Platzer <[email protected]>wrote: > I created the following log4php configuration file and wondered, why a > > $logger->debug('xyz') > > on ldap-logger created an formatted log4php-output on the webpage: > > return array( > 'rootLogger' => array( > 'level' => 'FATAL', > 'appenders' => array('echo'), > ), > 'loggers' => array( > 'ldap' => array( > 'level' => 'DEBUG', > 'appenders' => array('email'), > ), > ), > 'appenders' => array( > 'echo' => array( > 'class' => 'LoggerAppenderEcho', > 'layout' => array( > 'class' => > 'LoggerLayoutPattern', > 'conversionPattern' => > "%d{Y-m-d H:i:s} %-5p %c %X{username}: %m in %F at %L%n", > ), > ), > 'email' => array( > 'class' => > 'LoggerAppenderMailEvent', > 'layout' => array( > 'class' => > 'LoggerLayoutPattern', > 'conversionPattern' => > "%d{Y-m-d H:i:s} %-5p %c %X{username}: %m in %F at %L%n", > ), > 'from' => '[email protected]', > 'to' => '[email protected]', > 'subject' => 'Error', > 'smtpHost' => '0.0.0.0', > ), > ), > ); > > > In my understanding, the rootLogger only should log in case of FATAL > errors!? > > Florian > >
