Hi,
I've been playing with the new chainsaw and like it quite a bit. One
feature that I miss from the old version, though, is the filter
mechanism. In the new version you have to type in the full logger name,
for instance, while in the old version you could type in part of it. I
think that the f
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Subject: RE: Chainsaw V2 - Screenshot
Chainsaw V2 has been moved to the jakarta-log4j module (out of the
sandbox). Sorry for not notifying the list. I believe the build.xml
has been updated to build chainsaw v2 as well.
Scott
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From: Tauzell, Dave [mai
on port 4445).
If you have an log4j log file that has been formatted with the
XMLLayout, you could try just opening that file!
I'll be working on more documentation as well over the next week.
Comments appreciated!
Paul
> -Original Message-
> From: Tauzell, Dave [mailto:[EMAIL P
I checked out from CVS and built, but I'm not sure where to go from
there. Is there anything that describes what the configuration file
should look like and which additional jars I'll need to run chainsaw?
-Dave
-Original Message-
From: Paul Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesda
Syslog can be setup to forward messages to a central machine. So each
server on the cluster will log to its local syslog daemon, and the local
daemons will forward to the mailhosts. I haven't set this up for a
while, but I'm sure your local unix sysadmin can help you out if you
want to try it. T
I've been expirimenting with this lately. I have tested a couple of
options:
1. Use the syslog appender. Syslog can be configured to log to a
central server.
2. Use the socket appender and run a socketserver on a central machine.
I have also played with setting up the SocketHubAppender and using
Hi,
Is anybody working on/maintaining Chainsaw? I'd like to use it with the
SocketHubAppender. I have downloaded some modifications to allow use of
the SocketHubAppender that I found in an old post but that doesn't seem
to be part of the latest release.
-Dave
