You can pass -DbaseDir=/some/other/folder on the command line used to start
CAS. All of the properties in log4j2.xml can be overridden via system
properties because they are referenced as ${sys:baseDir} and if there is no
system property it will fall back to the properties defined in log4j2.xml.
Alternatively you could have your own log4j2.xml file in your
src/main/resources of your overlay project and it will end up in the
classpath before the one in the CAS jar.
On Thursday, August 19, 2021 at 10:49:30 AM UTC-4 Yan Zhou wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am using CAS6.4 overlay. I package the war and deploy to tomcat.
>
> cas-server-webapp-tomcat-6.4.0-RC6.jar has log4j2.xml that points to
> /tmp/logs.
>
> I have already set this in my cas.properties.
>
> # mine is Windows
> logging.config=c:/..../apache-tomcat-cas6/lib/cas6/log4j2.xml
>
> the log4j2.xml is observed. however, I still see /tmp/logs being
> created. How can I disable the use of log4j2.xml inside
> cas-server-webapp-tomcat-6.4.0-RC6.jar
>
> Thx!
> Yan
>
>
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