Changing the Component's Log Directory
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This issue is intended for advanced users who want to change the directory
for storing Zend component Log files.
By default, component logs are written to the directory specified in
the directive zend.log_dir in the ZendGlobalDirectives.ini file located
in <install_path>/etc/conf.d/ZendGlobalDirectives.ini
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If you change the path, the following components will write their logs
to the new location:
- monitor.log
- monitor_node.log
- monitor_zdo.log
- page_cache.log
Linux
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To Change the Log directory in Linux:
Create the new logs directory with write permissions
in order to be able to write the logs in the new directory. The new directory has to be owned by the Apache
NOBODY user profile and belong to the file system group zend. To move the directory
to the zend group run the following command as user root:
chown -r [Apache-user]:zend
[new directory]
Open <install_path>/etc/conf.d/ZendGglobalDdirectives.ini
and change the value
of zend.log_dir to the new log directory Run zendctl.sh stop and zendctl.sh start to
apply the changes, this script is located in <install_path>/bin/ |
Now
the log files for the Zend Page Cache and Zend Monitor components
will be written to the new location. This means that some log
files such as Apache and PHP, will still be written to the default
directory (<install_path>/var/log) |
Windows
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To Change the Log directory in Windows:
Create the new logs directory Open <install_path>\etc\php.ini
and change the value
of zend.log_dir to the new log directory To apply changes manually restart your Web
server (Apache or IIS) |
Now
the log files for the Zend Page Cache and Zend Monitor components
will be written to the new location. This means that some log
files such as Apache and PHP, will still be written to the default
directory (<install_path>\logs).
Note
The new directory must have the same permissions
as the original logs directory. |
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