Hi All
We are losing production logging data I have discovered due to Log4J not being able to
rename logs. I have not the slightest idea why this would start happening last week,
we have successfully been running log4j for a month with the rolled files being
created.
log4j:ERROR Failed to
There is probably another process holding on to ../logs/performance.log.
You are running on Windows I suppose.
At 04:45 PM 5/20/2004, Allistair Crossley wrote:
Hi All
We are losing production logging data I have discovered due to Log4J not
being able to rename logs. I have not the slightest
Hello,
Yes we are Windows 2000 (not my fault ;), I would rather Linux) however be impressed
that I have convinced the internet ASP team to switch to J2EE.
I don't suppose you know of how to look for what process could be holding the files?
This is nice and easy in UNIX of course ;) I have
At 05:22 PM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
Hello,
Yes we are Windows 2000 (not my fault ;), I would rather Linux) however be
impressed that I have convinced the internet ASP team to switch to J2EE.
I don't suppose you know of how to look for what process could be holding
the files? This is nice and easy
The last time I did a build it involved completely shutting down Tomcat, deleting the
webapp and reinstalling the webapp and restarting TC again. That would have killed all
locks no?
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From: Ceki Gülcü [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 May 2004 16:31
To: Log4J Users
Is that list generated when Tomcat is stopped? Another thing to try is
restarting the machine -- That would release the lock no matter what program
has it.
James Stauffer
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From: Allistair Crossley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2004 10:47 AM
To:
Have you permissions over the directory / files ???
Who is the owner ???
?
?
? Hi All
?
? We are losing production logging data I have discovered due
? to Log4J not being able to rename logs. I have not the
? slightest idea why this would start happening last week, we
? have
When your web-application is recycled or shutdown make sure to call the
o.a.log4j.LogManager.shutdown method.
At 05:46 PM 5/20/2004, you wrote:
Brilliant. However, for this particular issue it does nothing but tell me
the Java process owns it which I suspected ;)
It would appear that log files
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Sent: 20 May 2004 17:08
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Subject: RE: log4j:ERROR Failed to rename [../logs/performance.log] to
[../logs/performance.log.2004-05-04].
Have you
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i have welogic server created multiple instances under one domain.
i want to have a centralized logging like messages from all the instances should be
logged in one log file with hostname and instance name.
how can achieve this? the following entries in config file will work or is there
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You could send the log messages out through a Socket and have a ServerSocket
listen to both servers and consolidate the messages.
James Stauffer
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Hi,
Been using chainsaw v2 for a couple of days - can't get enough of it, I've introduced
the rest of the team to it and we're tidying up the logging in our application to get
the most benefit possible, but I'm having a problem loading xml events from a file
into chainsaw...
When I try this
Been using chainsaw v2 for a couple of days - can't get
enough of it, I've introduced the rest of the team to it and
we're tidying up the logging in our application to get the
most benefit possible, but I'm having a problem loading xml
events from a file into chainsaw...
That's always
I second the praise for Chainsaw V2, nice job!
On a related question - is it possible to create xml log files without the
log4j: namespace prefix? Alternatively, what is the rationale for having an
explicit namespace in the DTD?
Asking to remove the DOCTYPE declaration, IMHO, should then not
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XML Decoding of events is pretty fragile right now (needs rewritten, but it works).
Two XML file formats are supported:
1: a file containing just log4j:event nodes (no xml declaration, doctype, or eventSet
node), and
2: like your example, with an xml declaration, doc type, and eventSet node,
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