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net::server::log::log::log4perl

Net::Server::Log::Log::Log4perl(3)			User Contributed Perl Documentation			Net::Server::Log::Log::Log4perl(3)

NAME

       Net::Server::Log::Log::Log4perl - log via Log4perl

SYNOPSIS

	   use base qw(Net::Server::PreFork);

	   __PACKAGE__->run(
	       log_file => 'Log::Log4perl',
	       log4perl_conf => '/path/to/my/log4perl.conf',
	       log4perl_logger => 'myapp',
	   );

DESCRIPTION

       This module provides Log::Log4perl style logging to the Net::Server system.

CONFIGURATION

log_file
       To begin using Log::Log4perl logging, simply set the Net::Server log_file configuration parameter to "Log::Log4perl".

       If the magic name "Log::Log4perl" is used, all logging will be directed to the Log4perl system.	If used, the "log4perl_conf",
       "log4perl_poll", "log4perl_logger" may also be defined.

       log4perl_conf
	   Only available if "log_file" is equal to "Log::Log4perl".  This is the filename of the log4perl configuration file - see Log::Log4perl.
	   If this is not set, will die on startup. If the file is not readable, will die.

       log4perl_poll
	   If set to a value, will initialise with Log::Log4perl::init_and_watch with this polling value. This can also be the string "HUP" to re-
	   read the log4perl_conf when a HUP signal is received. If set to 0, no polling is done. See Log::Log4perl for more details.

       log4perl_logger
	   This is the facility name. Defaults to "Net::Server".

DEFAULT ARGUMENTS FOR Net::Server
       The following arguments are available in the default "Net::Server" or "Net::Server::Single" modules.  (Other personalities may use
       additional parameters and may optionally not use parameters from the base class.)

	   Key		     Value		      Default

	   ## log4perl parameters (if log_file eq Log::Log4perl)
	   log4perl_conf     "filename" 	      will die if not set
	   log4perl_poll     number or HUP	      0 (no polling)
	   log4perl_logger   "name"		      "Net::Server"

METHODS

       "initialize"
	   This method is called during the initilize_logging method of Net::Server.  It returns a single code ref that will be stored under the
	   log_function property of the Net::Server object.  That code ref takes log_level and message as arguments and calls the initialized
	   log4perl system.

LICENCE

       Distributed under the same terms as Net::Server

POD ERRORS

       Hey! The above document had some coding errors, which are explained below:

       Around line 84:
	   You forgot a '=back' before '=head1'

       Around line 93:
	   '=item' outside of any '=over'

       Around line 129:
	   Unknown directive: =over4

       Around line 131:
	   '=item' outside of any '=over'

perl v5.16.2							    2012-06-05					Net::Server::Log::Log::Log4perl(3)

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