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SmartConnector logging...
hey all...
In order to set the location for the agent.log file you can place the following into the agent.properties for the connector.
log.channel.file.property.path=c\:\\agent.log
Does anyone know what the syntax would be to write to multiple locations?
I have already tried the following;
two line with different paths (only sees second entry)
log.channel.file.property.path=c\:\\agent.log
log.channel.file.property.path=c\:\\temp\\agent.log
comma separated (breaks)
log.channel.file.property.path=c\:\\agent.log, c\:\\temp\\agent.log
Space separated (breaks)
log.channel.file.property.path=c\:\\agent.log c\:\\temp\\agent.log
Paths in quotes (both comma and space separated)(both break)
log.channel.file.property.path="c\:\\agent.log", "c\:\\temp\\agent.log"
log.channel.file.property.path="c\:\\agent.log" "c\:\\temp\\agent.log"
Anyone?
Thanks in advance.

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Just curious as to what is driving this requirement?

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I think his connector is taking heavy load and agent.log is stored only for a day or less based on the connector. So needs to preserve the logs for longer period I reckon for troubleshooting Am I right Dave ??
If so. Change the below properties under /current/config/agent/

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we are looking to retain the original configuration and generate a second log in a different location to monitor with another tool.
it seems that there should be a simple syntax to write logs to two places.

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Your explanation makes it more clear now.
There is a process in place to take your input and create or update new feature requests; this process begins with a call into HPE Support. They should be able to capture your request/requirements and create the feature request.

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I still believe that it must be possible, but have yet to find a solution.