DASHGIR wrote:
Do you know why log4j requires to log as remote? How does it do it. IP
spoofing?
Log4j does not require to log to a remote syslog host. *You* are telling it to
log through a SyslogAppender that *you* are defining.
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DASHGIR wrote:
No error message, no output and the machine does not catch fire.
The hostname is indeed replaced with the machine hostname where the syslog
daemon is running.
I almost assumed that the syslog is setup to accept messages from the
network. I will check with the admins.
By defaul
/ TODO Auto-generated method stub
>> PropertyConfigurator.configure("log.properties");
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>> Logger logger =
> Logger.getLogger(SyslogAppenderTest.class.getName());
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>> logger.info("**This test message**"
e());
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> logger.info("**This test message**");
>}
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> The syslog.conf contains the entry
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> user.info /var/log/syslogtest.log
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ss.getName());
logger.info("**This test message**");
}
The syslog.conf contains the entry
user.info /var/log/syslogtest.log
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