I'm using Rails 2.3.13 and in my environments/production.rb
, I have:
config.log_level = :info
RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER = SyslogLogger.new('mysite-platform-production')
Yet my log/production.log
is empty. Why would that be?
You are instantiating a SyslogLogger
, so your logging will go into the syslog (in most cases available as a file in /var/log/syslog on Unix systems) and not into a logfile. The parameter you pass to the logger (mysite-platform-production) is the identifier used by syslog and not a filename.
If you want to log to a file in your log directory, you have to set up your logger as follows:
RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER = Logger.new('log/production.log')
But: I am pretty sure that you don't actually have to do that explicitly but that it is done by default by Rails, so I suggest just not setting RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER
in your code and you should get a logger that logs into log/production.log implicitly...
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