On Sep 19, 2008, at 6:30 AM, Virajith KHP wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Log4j as the logging framework and I've configured it to
send an
email with log information when a log with ERROR/FATAL logging level
is
created.My Log4j configuration is as follows.
code:
On Sep 19, 2008, at 6:12 PM, Vijendra Rai wrote:
Hi,
I work as technical support Engineer at a software company We use
log4j
within our applications for logging,
It is a java based application running under WebLogic version 8.1 and
Sun JVM 1.4.2
One of our customer reported that occas
Hi,
I work as technical support Engineer at a software company We use log4j
within our applications for logging,
It is a java based application running under WebLogic version 8.1 and
Sun JVM 1.4.2
One of our customer reported that occasionally Log4j stops logging
without any apparent reas
one option would be for syslogd to accept network connection, but only
from localhost (127.0.0.1). No worse of a security exposure than listening
on the Unix socket, IMHO. This would not be a syslog,conf setting; it
would need to be done with some form of firewall that would deny remote
access
Hello Douglas,
Thank you for committing your time on this. I did a deep google search on
this but unfortunately I couldn't get any answer solving this issue. As you
have mentioned, I've already gone through the link you've supplied. I posted
this issue in javaranch.com but not yet answered. and th
I believe that SMTP to gmail needs to be done with TLS (encrypted). A
google search will turn up what needs to be done to make javamail talk
TLS; unsure of how to configure log4j to configure javamail to do so.
http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5304862&messageID=10293973
describes the
> Thanks for the hint, my version of log4j does not have such support, I
> did RTFM :)
> Which version of log4j has these methods? I will check again though.
I'm using the latest 1.2 log4j (http://logging.apache.org/log4j/1.2/index.html)
which is 1.2.15 (http://archive.apache.org/dist/logging/log
Hello,
I'm using Log4j as the logging framework and I've configured it to send an
email with log information when a log with ERROR/FATAL logging level is
created.My Log4j configuration is as follows.
code:
Hi,Log4j - 1.2.18
I am using the Log4j Syslog Appender to write syslog messages to my
localhost. Since this is just localhost I would have expected the Appender
to not draw up any network connections. I redirect all *.info messages in my
localhost to a file and I did not see my log4j messages there
