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You can debug your OpenKM installation using the Tomcat logging facility. This is an useful thing when you have problems with your configuration. Default OpenKM installation tries to log important events like errors and warnings. Is possible to change this configuration editing the file ''$TOMCAT_HOME/conf/logging.properties''.
 
You can debug your OpenKM installation using the Tomcat logging facility. This is an useful thing when you have problems with your configuration. Default OpenKM installation tries to log important events like errors and warnings. Is possible to change this configuration editing the file ''$TOMCAT_HOME/conf/logging.properties''.
  
Default Tomcat log configuration can generate a lot of messages. These files are stored at ''$TOMCAT_HOME/logs''. It is configured to use the DailyRollingFileAppender. This appender create a new log file for every day. This is better than have a unique huge log file, os course. The rollover is performed at midnight each day, but you can configure it to make the rollover every hour (uncomment the proper line).
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Default Tomcat log configuration can generate a lot of messages. These files are stored at ''$TOMCAT_HOME/logs''.
 
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:54, 21 February 2013

You can debug your OpenKM installation using the Tomcat logging facility. This is an useful thing when you have problems with your configuration. Default OpenKM installation tries to log important events like errors and warnings. Is possible to change this configuration editing the file $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/logging.properties.

Default Tomcat log configuration can generate a lot of messages. These files are stored at $TOMCAT_HOME/logs.