I have been fiddling
with SMPTAppender for a day now, so now I give up.
My problem is that
when logging to SMTPAppender it does not send any e-mails. The logger I use also
logs to a file which works fine.
I have been using a
TCP monitor to see if anything goes thru port 25, but it never ge
1) i think you have to set TriggeringLevel. i m running with:
log4j.appender.EMAIL=org.apache.log4j.net.SMTPAppender
log4j.appender.EMAIL.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
log4j.appender.EMAIL.layout.ConversionPattern=%d %-5p [%t] %c - %m%n
log4j.appender.EMAIL.threshold=DEBUG
log4j.appender.EM
is there any possibility to run chainsaw on non-xml logfiles?
any plans to do implement something in this direction?
without even taking a look into the source (shame on me) i have the impression
that with the ConversionPattern it should be possible to do something...
i just think that the xml fi
> 1) i think you have to set TriggeringLevel.
I am using . I guess that's the
same.
> 2) just in case: are you sure you have a smtp running on you
localhost?
No I don't have a SMTP server at my localhost, but I tried to monitor
port 25 on localhost and then forward any request to the company SMTP
> > 1) i think you have to set TriggeringLevel.
> I am using . I guess that's the
> same.
no!
TriggeringLevel: an event with this level (or higher) will trigger the sending
of a new email which contains all events that have a level>=threshold
> host. But my monitor program (TCPMon) does not get
> TriggeringLevel: an event with this level ...
It seems like log4j does not recognize that property using xml
configuration. Anyway I'm logging with priority "error".
> ... if "telnet localhost 25" is connecting and ... you get an answer,
then everything is OK.
It works fine.
> you do have mail.
Ok - I got the bastard.
The culprit was some strange jar named geronimo-spec-j2ee-1.4-rc4.jar
located in my classpath before j2ee.jar, which contained a complete java
mail api. It is obviously buggy or some dummy implementation doing
nothing but give one gray hair.
Now I don't have to retire anym
You can configure Chainsaw to use an
org.apache.log4j.varia.LogFilePatternReceiver to process non-xml log files.
There is also org.apache.log4j.chainsaw.vfs.VFSLogFilePatternReceiver, which
extends LogFilePatternReceiver's capabilities by supporting the file systems
available via the Apache J
i just want to correct this for anyone reading this thread later:
- triggeringLevel was an addition i wrote myself (as part of my
authentificating SMTPAppender). it is not available in the standard SMTPAppender
- in standard SMTP appender you can set the class name of the "EvaluatorClass"
- the d
OK, thanks a lot. now it's close to fun hunting through my logs finding bugs ;-)
the reasons it was not working for me at first were:
- incorrect timesampFormat (my fault)
- wrong filter expression (now i use an empty one) => no new tab was opened ?!?
- if you like to use chainsaw.xml you have to
On Thu, Aug 31, 2006 at 07:52:23AM +1000, Paul Smith wrote:
> security manager.Since there is a slim possibility of 'rogue'
> code causing you problems if it was loaded we felt obligated to
> inform you of the potential problem.The warning is probably
> written more on the scary side
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