You mean I have to set up a daemon, which checks if a specific
application from a specific remote host hasn't made a log in the last
ten minutes? And I have to search the database or the xml log file for
the specific logs?
It's a little bit complicated, if you have about ten servers, and a
ce
The problem has something to do with the app server and the java
security settings. It seems to be log4j that triggers it.
The error I was getting was about propertyfile permissions. I got it
when i uncommented the SMTPAppender. Why that appender, i don't know.
This is what I added to the ser
Well, I've tried, but I have some "bugs"...
I deployed two applications, both with their own log4j.jar, and
properties file, and I put an other to ${catalina.home}/common/classes,
and ${catalina.home}/common/lib. It seems to be working except the
following "bugs":
1.
INFO: Starting Servlet En
On 8/17/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I've tried, but I have some "bugs"...
I deployed two applications, both with their own log4j.jar, and
properties file, and I put an other to ${catalina.home}/common/classes,
and ${catalina.home}/common/lib. It seems to be working except t
If you log everything to 1 database, then that would be easy. The
solution you mention should also work.
On 8/17/06, Takacs Bence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You mean I have to set up a daemon, which checks if a specific
application from a specific remote host hasn't made a log in the last
ten m
Did you try using Monit http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/ ?
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Well, if I was not clear enough:
My goal was: to catch the logs from the environment (tomcat and
hivemind) and from applications too. My problem was: I didn't know where
to put log4j.jar and log4j.properties...
I tried many combinations:
commons -- logs only tomcat inner logs
shared -- logs fo
Jgroups is also easy set up to monitor live nodes
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Did you try using Monit http://www.tildeslash.com/monit/ ?
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To clarify for James, it is absolutely ok for log4j.jar to be in *both*
common/lib and each app's WEB-INF/lib... at least in the case of Tomcat where
it implements child-first classloading behavior. Child-first classloading
makes it so that WEB-INF/lib/log4j.jar gets loaded in preference to any
l
Hi Log4J Users,
I have a query in my application.
I need to overwrite the log file instead of appending the log file.
We shouldn't hand on the end of the line in log file.
When application started, fresh log file should generate. Past logs shouldn't
be a concern.
Please help me out how to cha
Hi there!
I've got a small problem with unlocking log files after all logging's done.
I've configured the Log object for my class using PropertyConfigurator so
that all loggings go directly to a certain log file. The issue is that it
turns out to be rather tricky task to unlock that file (I need
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