By default, Find generates an idol-access.log
file, and uses it to log all the actions it makes to IDOL component ACI and service ports. The log information includes:
The log also shows requests that failed without returning a HTTP status code (for example, because the IDOL component was turned off or blocked by a firewall).
You can turn off IDOL logging by setting the idol.log.enabled
system property. You can also turn off just the information about time taken to complete requests by setting the idol.log.timing.enabled
system property.
To turn off IDOL logging
At the command line, send the java run command with the idol.log.enabled
argument set to false. For example:
java -Didol.log.enabled=false -Didol.find.home=[home directory] -Dserver.port=[port] -jar find.war
To turn off timing information in the IDOL logs
At the command line, send the java run command with the idol.log.timing.enabled
argument set to false. For example:
java -Didol.log.timing.enabled=false -Didol.find.home=[home directory] -Dserver.port=[port] -jar find.war
If you run Find as a service on Windows, you can also add the idol.log.enabled
and idol.log.timing.enabled
properties to the find.xml
file.
If you run Find as a service on Linux, you can add the argument to the existing arguments variable in find.sh
for SysV, or find.conf
for Upstart.
When you modify the Find configuration by modifying the XML file or start scripts, you must restart Find to apply your configuration changes.
You can optionally configure Find to send an action ID to IDOL with each request, which can help with tracking and troubleshooting.
When you enable action IDs, Find generates the action ID with a UUID and a prefix that you can configure. The default prefix is Find-. For example, Find-b17a4a79-b3ed-4706-80a6-06404140e815
.
To use an action ID in IDOL requests
At the command line, send the java run command with the idol.log.actionid.enabled
argument set to true.
Optionally set the idol.log.actionid.prefix
argument to the prefix that you want to use for your action IDs. For example:
java -Didol.log.actionid.enabled=true -Didol.log.actionid.prefix=Find- -Didol.find.home=[home directory] -Dserver.port=[port] -jar find.war
If you run Find as a service on Windows, you can also add the idol.log.actionid.enabled
and idol.log.actionid.prefix
properties to the find.xml
file.
If you run Find as a service on Linux, you can add the argument to the existing arguments variable in find.sh
for SysV, or find.conf
for Upstart.
When you modify the Find configuration by modifying the XML file or start scripts, you must restart Find to apply your configuration changes.
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