Recent changes to patches

Corrected/Enhanced Syslog Support

Nathanael — Fri, 24 Feb 2006 19:23:51 -0000

This patch corrects the following problem with
log4py's Syslog support:

* Log messages are now sent to syslog under the log
level that they were specified as. Previously, all
messages were sent as log level INFO.

This patch is to enhance the support of Syslog
Appending. The following enhancements are included:

* Added support for passing the logger options to
syslog, such as LOG_PID, LOG_NDELAY, etc.
* Configured the calls to syslog so they would be
identified as coming from the current script, rather
than the blanket "python" identity.
* Added "%i" to the pattern layout interpretation to
insert the current running user into the layout.
* Enabled the pattern layout to be applied to syslog
targets.

WinXP home path resolving error

Anonymous — Mon, 12 Dec 2005 09:30:28 -0000

On my WinXP box resolving path to home directory is not
working. I mean:

When I ran log4py-test.py i got an error not finding a
file:
F:\My Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki
mniej wazne\log4py-1.3>log4py-test.py
.

Here is a path-candidate :). It works for me.
class FileAppender:
def __init__(self, filename, rotation =
ROTATE_NONE):
""" **(private)** Class initalization &
customization. """

import string
#self.__FileAppender_filename = sub("\$HOME",
get_homedirectory(), filename)
self.__FileAppender_filename = string.
replace(filename,'$HOME',get_homedirectory() )

Thanks

-- Here is error report
F:\My Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki
mniej wazne\log4py-1.3>log4py-test.py
Settings from log4py.conf

12.12.2005 10:03:50.281 ERROR log4pytest [run] - error
12.12.2005 10:03:50.296 WARNING log4pytest [run] - warn
12.12.2005 10:03:50.296 INFO log4pytest [run] - info
12.12.2005 10:03:50.296 DEBUG log4pytest [run] - debug

Normal level - Long format (written to $HOME/log4py-
test.log)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "F:\My
Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki mniej
wazne\log4py-1.3\log4py-test.py", line 29, in ?
mytest.run()
File "F:\My
Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki mniej
wazne\log4py-1.3\log4py-test.py", line 14, in run
self.log4py.error("error")
File "F:\My
Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki mniej
wazne\log4py-1.3\log4py.py", line 349, in error
self.__Logger_showmessage(message, MSG_ERROR)
File "F:\My
Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki mniej
wazne\log4py-1.3\log4py.py", line 524, in __Logger
_showmessage
target.writeline(line)
File "F:\My
Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki mniej
wazne\log4py-1.3\log4py.py", line 593, in writelin
e
self.write("%s\n" % text)
File "F:\My
Downloads\Programowanko\Skrypty\Python\biblioteki mniej
wazne\log4py-1.3\log4py.py", line 587, in write
file = open(self.__FileAppender_filename, "a")
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'C:
\\Documents and Settings\teko/log4py-test.log'

Patch to make log4py work without $HOME

Eivind Tagseth — Wed, 25 Sep 2002 13:32:31 -0000

Running a CGI-script written in python fails if log4py
is included because $HOME is not set.

This patch sets home_directory to '/' if $HOME is not set.

Eivind

Adds NDC and setup files

Bruce Kroeze — Tue, 06 Nov 2001 18:36:49 -0000

Added a light version of Log4J's 'NDC', nested
diagnostic context.

Added pre-cache of loglevels by ClassID to conf file
and log4py class.

Added NDC tests to log4j-test.py

Added setup.py using distutils
Attached file contains two tarballs:
1) patch files to apply to log4py-0.5
2) pre-patched files

Added log4j style singleton class

Bruce Kroeze — Sun, 21 Oct 2001 04:56:34 -0000

Extends Log4py to work much more quickly by only
reading the config file once.

This is much more similar to the way that log4j works,
where Category is a singleton
which parses its config, and you get instances of
Categories for your java classes.

This class also has the added benefit of being safe to
use with sys.stderr

To use, you would generally do something like this:
--------
from sharedlog import sharedlog

class foo:
def __init__(self):
log = sharedlog().get_instance(self)

--------