[#JRA-1335] Log Viewer from within JIRA

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Log Viewer from within JIRA

Created: 18/Feb/03 05:30 PM Updated: 18/Jun/08 02:06 AM

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~~JRA-15109~~ Display standard output (application logs) into the Admin console in JIRA

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JRA-1642 Create home directory instead of index & attachment directory

Participants:	Brett Morgan, Jeff Turner [Atlassian], Paul Smith and Scott Farquhar [Atlassian]
Since last comment:	39 weeks, 2 days ago
Labels:	support_improvement

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a) Make logging easier to configure from within application. I should be able to change logging levels at runtime.

b) Be able to view logs from within JIRA. Perhaps use a file viewer, or a 'memory appender' to achieve this.

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Scott Farquhar [Atlassian] added a comment - 28/Mar/03 12:07 AM

We need to improve logging:

change velocity.properties so that it uses log4j logging
have a DEBUG level log that rolls over at 1M
have a WARN log that doesn't get rolled & grows to unlimited size.

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Brett Morgan added a comment - 30/Mar/03 10:45 PM

Velocity.properties is done.

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Paul Smith added a comment - 26/Oct/04 03:26 AM

I'm a log4j committer. I could whip you up a CyclicBuffer-based appender pretty easily if you want to add it for your release.

I'm going to be adding this into the log4j1.3 release anyway.

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Jeff Turner [Atlassian] added a comment - 27/Oct/04 12:36 AM

Thanks for the offer Paul - we've got lots of other things requiring attention at the moment though, but we can always fish it out of Log4j's CVS if you commit it there.

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Jeff Turner [Atlassian] added a comment - 28/Nov/07 09:22 PM

This would help in cases where the reporter has JIRA admin rights but doesn't have access to the server filesystem (quite a common scenario).