Hi,
Great piece of work, your Log::Log4perl module. Especially in mixed
Java/Perl environments, it makes log management a breeze. :-)
But now I stumbled over something that I could not locate in the
documentation or the FAQ. (Looking at the source of
init_and_watch() didn't help either. :-() I'd like to use a
function or method from Log::Log4perl to explicitly reload the
log4perl config file. How do I do that? Do I call init() again?
If calling init() is the right solution, does this change the
existing singleton object or does this allocate a new one? I.e.,
can I continue to use previously attained logger objects or do I
need to call get_logger() anew?
This is for a daemon that receives commands to reconfigure itself
on a TCP command channel. I don't want to use init_and_watch() for
performance reasons, and reload-by-signal is a no-no as well. (All
signals are handled by the daemon, a subsidiary module like
Log::Log4perl must not install an own signal handler.)
Any tips or hints would be appreciated.
Best,
Joachim
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