with remote logging. I did some searching in the
archives and on the net, without finding much. Before writing my own servlet
that dumps the logs/stderr.log as a response, I thought I would ask if
anybody has seen something better. I want to page through the log file in a
web browser, preferably
At 12/8/2002 03:56 PM, you wrote:
Hello,
I just got around to using logging. Although *really* simple to use, it
would be even better with remote logging. I did some searching in the
archives and on the net, without finding much. Before writing my own servlet
that dumps the logs/stderr.log as a
Hello,
I just got around to using logging. Although *really* simple to use, it
would be even better with remote logging. I did some searching in the
archives and on the net, without finding much. Before writing my own servlet
that dumps the logs/stderr.log as a response, I thought I would ask if
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 10:41 AM
Subject: Remote logging?
> I was wondering if it is possible to use a logging method
> other than "append to file", which seems to be the format
> favored by tomcat and server.xml.
>
> direct syslogd
I was wondering if it is possible to use a logging method
other than "append to file", which seems to be the format
favored by tomcat and server.xml.
direct syslogd interface would be the most appropriate. I
have a configuration where a log.host computer is running
syslog-ng (Thus logging incomin
