Hi!
I can tell you you are not alone!
Here's the repsonse to my questions about 2 weeks ago:
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Set
log.file=/var/log/jserv.trace
and make sure it is writable by the user as whom apache is run, e.g.,
touch /var/log/jserv.trace
chown httpd:httpd /var/log/jserv.trace
Then look in /var/log/jserv.trace to get the extra errors.
(Use the path to your log files instead of "/var/log".)
You'll also need to enable the servlet log channel by adding
log.channel.servletLog=true
to your jserv properties file. The messages should then show up in the
jserv.trace file (they do for me).
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Apache Jserv seems to have some minor problems with logging to
> jserv.log.
>
> Upon server start up, the jserv.log is created owned by root with
> permisions 644 (if you start the server as root). This is fine
> for apache (even if the apache server process id changes owner
> for example to nobody [setuid]). But it does not appear to be fine for
> jserv. If apache setuids to nobody, then nobody has to have permissions
> to write to jserv.log. This is a problem since most people have their
> apache setuid to another user and it is a pain to constantly change the
> permissions on jserv.log after log rotation.
>
> Also, at least on my install (redhat5.2 and latest Apache Jserv), the
> log.file param in jserv.properties MUST have an absolute path. If not,
> if puts a / in front of whatever you put there. Therefore log.file=jserv.log
> means that your log file is thought to be in the root directory /jserv.log.
>
> Now that logging is working better however and I am getting lots of debug
> info from my servlet, I still cannot write to it from my servlet.
>
> This code does not write to the jserv.log file:
>
> public class MyClass extends HttpServlet {
> public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException {
> super.init(config);
> config.getServletContext().log("HELLO THERE");
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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