You'd need to implement your own access log valve class to write to syslog.
OR if you are using a Unix system you *might* be able to try this kludge:
1) Create a named pipe (using mkfifo)
2) Configure AccessLogValve to NOT rotate and use that named pipe
3) Run a program which reads from the fifo and writes to syslog, for example,
this tiny perl script:
---
use Sys::Syslog;
open(FIFO, "$myFifoFile") ||die "this won't be pretty, $!";
while(<FIFO>) {
system('logger', '-t', 'tomcat', '-p', 'local3.info', $_);
}
close(FIFO);
---
-Tim
Becker, Thomas, VF-Group wrote:
Hi everybody,
I've searched the internet and experimented around getting the following
done:
I want to have tomcat logging it's access log to syslog.
I already successfully have catalina.out and all the server's logs
written through log4j, which makes logging to syslog quite easy.
Only the AccessLogValve is causing me headaches. I don't have any idea
anymore on how to get it logged through l4j or directly to syslog.
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