This is a log4j configuration issue (you should check all available log4j
plugins). I personnaly prefer one log per server for small clusters but you
may want a unified log for your own (application-level) logging information.
Cheers,
Sacha
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> How do I make a unique log in a clustered environment, is this used by
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