Re: Override log4j.properties during testing

The issue was not due to log4j version. It was because one of the dependency (s3ninja ) we were using during testing. It seems it was also using log4j and has its default log level set to INFO. To solve this I also set s3ninja's log level to the rootLogger level

Re: defer creation of RollingFileAppender log files when Logger and/or AppenderRef level attribute has a value of "OFF"?

Could be automatically added. My work email does that with an obnoxiously long signature. On 12 July 2016 at 18:44, Ralph Goers wrote: > Cheryl, > > From the looks of things you created it correctly. FWiW, the Dell - > Internal Use stuff at the top of your message really should be deleted. > Thi

Re: defer creation of RollingFileAppender log files when Logger and/or AppenderRef level attribute has a value of "OFF"?

Cheryl, From the looks of things you created it correctly. FWiW, the Dell - Internal Use stuff at the top of your message really should be deleted. This is a public message list archived for all time, so nothing is confidential here. Ralph > On Jul 12, 2016, at 3:02 PM, cheryl_mrozien...@dell.

RE: defer creation of RollingFileAppender log files when Logger and/or AppenderRef level attribute has a value of "OFF"?

Dell - Internal Use - Confidential Hi Ralph and Remko, Sorry for the delay in responding and thank you for your advice. I hope I entered the jira issue correctly. See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4J2-1462 I looked into the RoutingAppender and the "Injectable context properties" ji