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Writing log messages to a file. You may choose any arbitrary path on the file system. Also, you may want to set a limit for the log file size, or you risk exceeding the available disk space of the server. |
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-; Output type |
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-: The type of output. Available types are //console// and //rolling file//. |
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-; Name |
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-: Unique name for this logging target. |
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+: The type of output. Available types are //console// (writes log messages to the console) and //rolling file// (writes log messages to a file). |
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+; Name |
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+: Unique name for this logging target. Two logging target cannot have the same name. |
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; Log level limit |
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: Sets a limit for the logging level of this logging target. Available limits are: //No limit//, //DEBUG//, //INFO/, //WARN//, //ERROR//, //FATAL// |
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: Path to the log file. |
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; Maximum file size |
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: The maximum file size for an individual log file. When that size has been reached, a new log file will be created. |
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-; Maximale number of backup files |
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+; Maximal number of backup files |
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: The maximum number of backup files that will be created. When this limit has been reached, the oldest backup file will be deleted. |