The code of getLogPath() merhod is the following:
public String getLogPath()
{
File logFile = new File(LOG_FILE);
String path;
if (logFile.exists())

{ path = "file:" + logFile.getAbsoluteFile().toString(); }

else

{ log.warn("Could not find " + LOG_FILE + " in current working directory"); path = "Could not find " + LOG_FILE + " in current working directory"; }

return path;
}

where static final String LOG_FILE = "atlassian-jira.log";

Well, every time I click System Info link in the System menu I get warning in my log, even though I don't use filelog in my log4j.properties at all.
And it looks to me, it's not a very good idea to store log filename in final static variable. Can you retrieve it from the log4j properties? For instance, I want to use /var/log/jira/atlassian-jira.log file for logging and /etc/init.d as a working directory. In this case the log will be processed ok, but the warning will still take place.