Can the user your webserver is running as write to that file (and create
it)? If not then it will not work I do believe. You could also add
LogLevel debug
ErrorLog /path/to/log.file
in your <VirtualHost> directive in httpd.conf for Apache (assuming you are
using apache)...Which would tell you if you can't write to the above
mentioned log file :)
Well...that's my 2cents anyway...Anyone else?
Jonathan Kaufman
Foot Locker Inc.
E-Mail: jkaufman at footlocker.com
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Ian Grant Subject: [rt-users] rt-3-0-0 Logging
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I'm using rt-3-0-0. In my RT_SiteConf.pm I have, amongst other things:
Set($LogToSyslog , undef);
Set($LogToFile , 'debug');
Set($LogToFileNamed , "/usr/groups/rt/rt3/logs/rt.log");
I have restarted Apache but I still get logging to syslog and nothing in
the
log file. I have made the log file directory /usr/groups/rt/rt3/logs owned
by
group 'rt', group writeable and apache runs RT scripts as user www, group
rt.
Does anyone have any ideas as to what the problem might be?
--
Ian Grant, Computer Lab., William Gates Building, JJ Thomson Ave.,
Cambridge
Phone: +44 1223 334420
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