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The logging.cfg file is a standard log4j configuration file. This section describes how to configure system and audit logging for the Gateway service. Additional information about log4j is available from the Apache Software Foundation's web site: logging.apache.org
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Upgrading from 5.xThe configuration file for logging changed from |
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The rsyslog service on some operating systems does not prefix messages with time stamps in the default configuration. You may either change the rsyslog configuration to include them or you may have Gateway include a high-resolution time stamp in the message body. Adding the field %d{ISO8601} in the conversion pattern will tell tells Gateway to provide its own time stamp value. This is an example:
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The audit logging is configured within the logging.cfg file along with the system logging configuration. The audit logging uses the audit logger name in order to separate its messages from the system messages. The name audit for the logger cannot be changed. Audit messages are logged at INFO level and each message event type can be filtered separately. Setting the log4j filter threshold to WARN, ERROR, or FATAL will disable disables output of that message event type.
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