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> >> Howdy,
> >
> > Grunt.
>
> Huh?
Sorry. Kind of private joke.
> So the server.xml file is the same for multiple servers, but the
> logging
> directory is also the same for all the servers? I assume it's a
> directory other than $CATALINA_HOME/logs, then? You could keep the
> filename the same if it were in different directories.
Say, the server.xml should be the same for multiple machines that are involved in
load-balancing LVS. The logs are exported and shared between machines like all the
other CATALINA_BASE directories.
The CATALINA_HOME directories are machine specific.
> > Well, I'm a sysadmin :). I don't know that much about
> programming. I
> >hoped that log4j or another Logger would have this feature already.
> As
> I
>
> Log4j does have these feature. The <Logger> elements in tomcat's
> server.xml are not log4j loggers, they are proprietary tomcat loggers.
And There is no way to exchange tomcat Logger with log4j ones? I would hope to
do something like :
<Logger className="Log4j.FileLogger" ...
But I can't find any valid example of such use of Log4j.
>
> > Note that if I were a developer, I would subscribe to the -devel
> list
> >:).
>
> Are we suppose to guess whether you're a developer or sysadmin? ;)
I thought it with written on the top of my head, sorry, I just verified, it is not :).
> Most
> of the people on the tomcat-user list are developers anyways. The
> tomcat-dev list is for tomcat developers to discuss internal tomcat
> matters.
Yes, but modifying org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger is clearly a tomcat developer
concept :). Of course, if I could, I would. I remember a discussion about making log4j
a standard Logger for all Jakarta project, but perhaps was it a log4j developer wish.
I'm open to nay other opinion about this concern.
François (never sure to write in English).
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