Rudder

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<configuration>

  <!-- 

    This is the default logging configuration file. It will be used if you

    didn't specify the "logback.configurationFile" JVM option. 

    For example, to use a loggin configuration file in "/etc/rudder":

    java ... -Dlogback.configurationFile=/etc/rudder/logback.xml

    Full information about the file format is available on the project

    web site: http://logback.qos.ch/manual/configuration.html#syntax

   -->

  <!-- 

    Appender configuration - where&how to write logs in SLF4J speaking.

    ===================================================================

    Our default configuration : log on stdout appender so that our logs

    are managed by the container log system (and so, if Tomcat/Jetty/etc

    logs are stored in files and rotated, so are our log information).

    Log format is:

    - date/time/thread of the log on 30 chars (fixed)

    - log level on 5 char (fixed)

    - name of the logger (and so the class) on 36 chars, with

      package name folding

    - log message follows

    - limit exception trace to 30 calls

    You should not have to modify that. 

  -->

  <appender name="STDOUT" class="ch.qos.logback.core.ConsoleAppender">

    <encoder class="ch.qos.logback.classic.encoder.PatternLayoutEncoder">

      <Pattern>%-30(%d{HH:mm:ss.SSS} [%thread]) %-5level %logger{36} - %msg%n%xEx{30}</Pattern>

    </encoder>

  </appender>

  <!-- 

    Manage the global log level of the application.

    ===============================================

    That level will be used for all logs that are not

    more precisely defined below (i.e for whom there is

    no <logger name="...." level="..."/> defined)  

    Available log levels are: 

         trace < debug < info < warn < error < off 

    "off" completely shut down logging for the given logger

    Do not modify the appender part if you don't know what you

    are doing.

  -->

  <root level="info">

    <appender-ref ref="STDOUT" />

  </root>

  <!--

    Debug LDAP write operations

    ===========================

    This logger allow to trace LDAP writes operation and

    to output them in LDIF file (the output directory path 

    is configured in the main configuration file)

    The trace is done only if level is set to "trace"

    WARNING: setting the level to trace may have major

    performance issue, as A LOT of LDIF files will have

    to be written. 

    You should activate that log only for debugging purpose.

  -->

  <logger name="trace.ldif.in.file" level="off" />

  <!-- ==================================================== -->

  <!-- YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE TO CHANGE THINGS BELOW THAT LINE -->

  <!-- ==================================================== -->

  <!-- 

    Display AJAX information of the Web interface

    =============================================

    Whatever the root logger level is, you are likely

    to not wanting these information. 

    Set the level to debug if you are really interested

    in AJAX-related debug messages.

  -->

  <logger name="comet_trace" level="info" />

  <!-- 

    Spring Framework log level

    ==========================

    We really don't want to see SpringFramework debug info, 

    whatever the root logger level is - it's an internal

    component only.

  -->

  <logger name="org.springframework" level="warn" />

  <!-- 

    We don't need to have a timing information for each 

    HTTP request.

    If you want to have these information, set the log

    level for that logger to (at least) "info"

   -->

  <logger name="net.liftweb.util.TimeHelpers" level="warn" />

  <!-- Uncomment to have precise log about LDAP queries done by the node search engine -->

<!--   <logger name="com.normation.rudder.services.queries.InternalLDAPQueryProcessor" level="debug" /> -->

</configuration>