Does anyone know if it is possible with tm1s-log.properties to specifically suppress the "INFO" messages of the type TM1.Com.SSL ?
This has always been a bit of a problem from time to time with excess junk in the tm1server.log but suddenly for a period of a few hours yesterday evening I have literally gigabytes of logs containing nothing more than:
1957376 [17ac] INFO 2012-03-08 23:31:00.775 TM1.Comm.SSL SSL write error. SSL Error: 1, ret = -1
Can the logger be made to basically shut up as far as SSL INFO satus goes?
Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
My guess would be:
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log4j.logger.TM1.Comm.SSL=WARN
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
Cheers, will test this out and see if it does the trick.
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Update: Indeed it does the trick! No more pesky TM1.Comm.SSL INFO messages for 2 weeks now.
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Update: Indeed it does the trick! No more pesky TM1.Comm.SSL INFO messages for 2 weeks now.
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
Hello
The same holds true for:
5852 [] INFO 2012-02-25 12:00:32.669 TM1.Comm.SSL Error connecting to remote machine
I thought I'd just mention it here, so that I can google later on on these keywords and find out my own post
Thanks Andy.
The same holds true for:
5852 [] INFO 2012-02-25 12:00:32.669 TM1.Comm.SSL Error connecting to remote machine
I thought I'd just mention it here, so that I can google later on on these keywords and find out my own post
Thanks Andy.
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
I'm glad that there is a way to suppress these messages (I have a customer who's getting currently tons of these messages), but does anyone know what's causing the (excessive amount) of these SSL write error messages?
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
Hi,
We dont have the tm1s-log.properties file at the moment and are happy with the amount of messages we are getting except for these SSL ones. As such, can we just create a blank tm1s-log.properties file and add the SSL exception in, or are them some other statements that will also need to reside in there.
Thanks in advance.
We dont have the tm1s-log.properties file at the moment and are happy with the amount of messages we are getting except for these SSL ones. As such, can we just create a blank tm1s-log.properties file and add the SSL exception in, or are them some other statements that will also need to reside in there.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
You can find a sample tm1s-log.properties file in the data directory of each sample TM1 database that has been installed on your server (e.g. Planning Sample). Just copy it from there and add the line suggested by Andy.
You can also create this file from scratch with just this one line and it should work just fine.
You can also create this file from scratch with just this one line and it should work just fine.
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
I'm glad that there is a way to suppress these messages (I have a customer who's getting currently tons of these messages), but does anyone know what's causing the (excessive amount) of these SSL write error messages?
Michel
Hi Michel,
I've seen massive amount of these entries with AuditLogOn=T
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Re: Specific suppression of TM1.Comm.SSL log entries
There often massive amounts of these entries. However audit log and Rawstore files are a completely separate log from the server message log and this setting just switches the Rawstore/meta data log on. I would not think this setting would have even the slightest thing to do with SSL entries in the main message log.Marcus Scherer wrote:I've seen massive amount of these entries with AuditLogOn=T