At 04:16 PM 11/26/2005 -0800, you wrote:
>Ah, that's it. I had assumed that was a relative path name.
>But how do I set the default path?
>AFIK the log file base is set to
> System.setProperty("log.dir", denaliHome + File.separator + "logs");
>Where denaliHome is not "".
>
What does the conf
Ah, that's it. I had assumed that was a relative path name.
But how do I set the default path?
AFIK the log file base is set to
System.setProperty("log.dir", denaliHome + File.separator + "logs");
Where denaliHome is not "".
Jacob Kjome wrote:
> Looks to me like the Log4j config is pointing
Looks to me like the Log4j config is pointing to a file at
"/email.log". It is unlikely that the Tomcat user has permissions to write
to the root of the file system. Point the log file to another location.
Jake
At 01:52 PM 11/26/2005 -0800, you wrote:
>This is not my setup, but I'm charged w
This is not my setup, but I'm charged with getting it to work. Can
someone help? I'm moving from a Windows host to Linux, and I get
permission errors writing the logs.
I can't figure out what the current directory is at the time of the
failed call, and I'm not sure what process is running eithe