November 2018 - logback-user

Logback => TLS/SSL => Syslog ?
by Otis Gospodnetić 21 Feb '19

21 Feb '19

Hi, Does Logback support sending logs to Syslog servers via TLS/SSL? I have a feeling Logback doesn't have a SyslogAppender that can send data using TLS. I say that because I don't see a mention of "syslog" on http://logback.qos.ch/manual/usingSSL.html and I see http://jira.qos.ch/browse/LOGBACK-890 that mentions TLSSyslogAppender, but it looks like this never ended up in Logback. I've only found it committed here: https://github.com/balabit/logback/commit/e0d89de2536e0925a6c816a50793f6a74… Could anyone please clarify? Thanks, Otis -- Monitoring * Alerting * Anomaly Detection * Centralized Log Management Solr & Elasticsearch Support * http://sematext.com/

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logger configuration
by Joud Kassem 29 Nov '18

29 Nov '18

Hi guys, I'm upgrading my grails 2.5 app to grails 3.3.8 and started using logback, am new to it. My question is: I have long package hierarchy, for example: -----com ----------company ----------------controllers --------------------client -----------------------class1.groovy -----------------------class2.groovy -----------------------class3.groovy -----------------------class4.groovy -----------------------class5.groovy --------------------auth -----------------------class1.groovy -----------------------class2.groovy -----------------------class3.groovy -----------------------class4.groovy -----------------------class5.groovy --------------------security -----------------------class1.groovy -----------------------class2.groovy -----------------------class3.groovy -----------------------class4.groovy -----------------------class5.groovy I want to define logger for all the controllers (all the included classes), is it possible to do something like: logger("com.company.controllers.*", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false) ? or I have to do like this: logger("com.company.controllers.client", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false) logger("com.company.controllers.auth", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false) logger("com.company.controllers.security", INFO, ['STDOUT'],false) What is the best solution to not repeat a lot since I have a lot of child packages.s. Thanks in advance, Joud

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Anyone has intelligent guesses on what these strange numbers are in the logs
by Tanin Na Nakorn 22 Nov '18

22 Nov '18

Hi Logback, Since a few days ago, we start seeing strange numbers showing up in our logs. Here are the logs: ``` Nov 19 11:06:42 [redacted] app/web.7: 10111111166611[error] 19:06:42 c.TransactionController - [redacted]. Nov 19 10:50:02 [redacted] app/web.3: 110111001111111111111111016111[warn] 18:50:02 c.BrowseController - [redacted] Nov 19 06:13:58 [redacted] app/web.2: 1101111111110[warn] 14:13:57 c.TransactionController - [redacted] Nov 19 05:33:26 [redacted] app/web.4: 111111111111111111001011[error] 13:33:26 c.TransactionController -[redacted] Nov 19 05:11:32 [redacted] app/web.3: 1111111111111111011[warn] 13:11:32 c.TransactionController - [redacted] Nov 19 04:42:30 [redacted] app/web.8: 01111111110111111110110[error] 12:42:30 c.TransactionController - [redacted] Nov 19 03:26:09 [redacted] app/web.4: 11011111006660000[error] 11:26:09 c.TransactionController - [redacted] ``` The numbers consists of 0, 1, and 6s. I have no idea what they are. My app is a Playframework 2.6 deployed on Heroku. The logs are sent to Papertrails. It seems these numbers show up since Heroku, so we can rule out Papertrails. Heroku also have no idea what they are. Running the app locally doesn't have this strange number issue. Here's my question on Stackoverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53381274/what-are-these-numbers-in-the-… (there's my log config in the post, but I don't think it's related). Thank you, Tanin

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