Hi,
I’ve installed CODE on a CentOS 7 VM following the instructions on Setting up and configuring native CODE packages on Linux - Collabora Office and Collabora Online. On this page it does say, that Collabora Online logs into systemd journal. However /etc/coolwsd/coolwsd.xml has a logging section (see below), which sets /var/log/coolwsd.log as logfile and I’d like the log to be written there. How can this be achieved?
The logging section of our /etc/coolwsd/coolwsd.xml:
<logging>
<color type="bool">true</color>
<!--
Note to developers: When you do "make run", the logging.level will be set on the
coolwsd command line, so if you want to change it for your testing, do it in
Makefile.am, not here.
-->
<level default="warning" desc="Can be 0-8 (with the lowest numbers being the least verbose), or none (turns off logging), fatal, critical, error, warning, notice, information, debug, trace" type="string">debug</level>
<most_verbose_level_settable_from_client default="notice" desc="A loggingleveloverride message from the client can not set a more verbose log level than this" type="string">notice</most_verbose_level_settable_from_client>
<least_verbose_level_settable_from_client default="fatal" desc="A loggingleveloverride message from a client can not set a less verbose log level than this" type="string">fatal</least_verbose_level_settable_from_client>
<protocol desc="Enable minimal client-site JS protocol logging from the start" type="bool">false</protocol>
<!-- lokit_sal_log example: Log WebDAV-related messages, that is interesting for debugging Insert - Image operation: "+TIMESTAMP+INFO.ucb.ucp.webdav+WARN.ucb.ucp.webdav"
See also: https://docs.libreoffice.org/sal/html/sal_log.html -->
<lokit_sal_log default="-INFO-WARN" desc="Fine tune log messages from LOKit. Default is to suppress log messages from LOKit." type="string">-INFO-WARN</lokit_sal_log>
<file enable="false">
<!-- If you use other path than /var/log and you run coolwsd from systemd, make sure that you enable that path in coolwsd.service (ReadWritePaths). -->
<property desc="Log file path." name="path">/var/log/coolwsd.log</property>
<property desc="Log file rotation strategy. See Poco FileChannel." name="rotation">never</property>
<property desc="Append either timestamp or number to the archived log filename." name="archive">timestamp</property>
<property desc="Enable/disable log file compression." name="compress">true</property>
<property desc="The maximum age of log files to preserve. See Poco FileChannel." name="purgeAge">10 days</property>
<property desc="The maximum number of log archives to preserve. Use 'none' to disable purging. See Poco FileChannel." name="purgeCount">10</property>
<property desc="Enable/disable log file rotation on opening." name="rotateOnOpen">true</property>
<property desc="Enable/disable flushing after logging each line. May harm performance. Note that without flushing after each line, the log lines from the different processes will not appear in chronological order." name="flush">false</property>
</file>
<anonymize>
<anonymize_user_data default="false" desc="Enable to anonymize/obfuscate of user-data in logs. If default is true, it was forced at compile-time and cannot be disabled." type="bool">false</anonymize_user_data>
<anonymization_salt default="82589933" desc="The salt used to anonymize/obfuscate user-data in logs. Use a secret 64-bit random number." type="uint">82589933</anonymization_salt>
</anonymize>
<docstats default="false" desc="Enable to see document handling information in logs." type="bool">false</docstats>
<userstats default="false" desc="Enable user stats. i.e: logs the details of a file and user" type="bool">false</userstats>
</logging>