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I am trying to keep most of log4net configuration externalized in xml for our apps, but with something like the UDP appender, I would need to route the log messages to a different address and/or port …
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I need to moniror Tomcat log, can you help me configure? If you have an example, I will be easy to confiure. Thanks
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Hello Mark,
Hope you can help us with the following issue with logstash-gelf. We use
it in AWS environment to collect logs from a couple dozen instances; our
Graylog2 farm is behind an AWS Elastic Lo…
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Hi.
I have a Brixton.RC1 app. A custom logback configuration,
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[ignore]
```
Log output from…
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The GelfAppender suffers from this kind of bug: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LOG4J2-1049
See the fix here:
https://github.com/apache/logging-log4j2/blob/master/log4j-core/src/main/java/org/…
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I'd like my webserver to run even if the GELF host is unreachable. Is it possible to mark the appender as optional?
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Hi,
Normal small UDP WARNINGS from log4j version 1.2 are send succesfully to Graylog2.
Larger UDP WARNINGS like java exceptions or stacktraces don't show up in Graylog2 Search.
In the server.log th…
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We discovered this issue when directing our GELF messages (in a logback configuration) by TCP to an Amazon Web Services Elastic Load Balancer. The default AWS ELB settings close an idle connection af…
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Hi
I've been verifying this case for the past couple of days
I've found that using Async loggers is causing gelf sending the class parameter as "?" instead of the full class as expected and as it wo…
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This is more of a logback thing than logstash-gelf, but I think worth noting. I don't know about other logging frameworks, but with Logback, if the `debug` attribute of the `configuration` element is …