nowhere if the output isn't redirected to some file. Console means "standard output + standard error", you see it only if you're running on terminal (unix, mac) or Dos prompt (Windows). That's why usually "production" apps log something directly to a file or to a database.
On Thursday, September 20, 2012 11:20:10 PM UTC+2, monotasker wrote: > > Ok, this reveals the depth of my ignorance. The logging.example.conf file > is set up to output logs to "console." What is that? If I'm trying to log > things running on a remote server, where do I access this "console"? > > Thanks. > --
