Hi Alex,
finally found a solution through stackoverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3025464/how-to-deploy-the-same-webapp-with-different-logging-tomcat-solr
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http://www.lucidimagination.com/search/document/CDRG_ch09_9.4.2.1
Excerpt from this link:
To change logging settings for Solr
After some more research, i found an even older thread on the list where it
was discussed a little more, but still no separat logfiles:
http://search.lucidimagination.com/search/document/a5cdc596b2c76a7c/setting_a_log_file_per_core_with_slf4
Anyway i will use this in my custom-code to add a
Hi Alex,
as I understand the thread you will have to change the solr src then,
right? The logPath is not available or did I understand something wrong?
If you are okay with touching solr I would rather suggest repackaging
the solr.war with a different logging configuration. (so that the cores
do
On Monday 14 June 2010 13:21:31 Peter Karich wrote:
as I understand the thread you will have to change the solr src then,
right? The logPath is not available or did I understand something wrong?
For me, i will only change my own custom-code, not the orginal src from solr.
I had to write a
Hi,
was someone already successful in separating the complete logging of each
solr-core? We plan to add more solr-cores to ouer current setup ( solr 1.4,
running in tomcat 6.0.2) and it would be nice to have each core writing into
its own logfiles.
Currently, we use a log4j.xml in our web-app
I asked this some weeks ago on the list here too, no ideas found so far :-/
Regards,
Peter.
Hi,
was someone already successful in separating the complete logging of each
solr-core? We plan to add more solr-cores to ouer current setup ( solr 1.4,
running in tomcat 6.0.2) and it would be
