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How to set up Cronolog in Tomcat for daily logging?

When I wanted to log the log daily, I edited the catalina.sh file in another to redirect the log to cronolog.

I think this is a bad solution because the catalina.sh file is a shell executable.

Can I customize it using edit properties or any files in the conf directory?

Is there another good solution?

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      org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap " $ @ " start 2> & 1 \
      | cronolog "$ CATALINA_BASE" / logs / catalina.
% Y-% m-% d.out >> / dev / null &

old:

      org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap " $ @ " start \
      >> "$ CATALINA_BASE" /logs/catalina.out 2> & 1 &
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Why not use the correct logging framework instead of System.out? You have at least three at your disposal:



Using either of them, you will be able to control what you log (using levels - debug, info, warn, error) where you log (turn logs on and off) and write to different targets - files, db, mail, jms, etc. .d.

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David Rabinowitz makes a good point, but to answer your question, your use of the Cronologist is fine.



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