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Thank you so much for your response.<br />
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This worked!<br />
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BTW: &nbsp;Do you know of a way to turn off logging completely?<br />
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John Harris
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Thank you so much for your response.

This worked!

BTW:  Do you know of a way to turn off logging completely?

John Harris

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Can anyone help me figure out exactly how to redirect the files that Tomcat generates in the ~/logs directory to another drive/directory? &nbsp;Tomcat was by default installed on the c drive of my server by third party software, and the locations of all apache/tomcat &quot;stuff&quot; are referenced by this software (a corba orb implementation), so I'm hesitant about relocating all of Apache/Tomcat. &nbsp;I'm fairly new to this type of infrastructure, so any help would be much appreciated.<br />
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Thanks<br />
John Harris<br />
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Can anyone help me figure out exactly how to redirect the files that Tomcat generates in the ~/logs directory to another drive/directory?  Tomcat was by default installed on the c drive of my server by third party software, and the locations of all apache/tomcat "stuff" are referenced by this software (a corba orb implementation), so I'm hesitant about relocating all of Apache/Tomcat.  I'm fairly new to this type of infrastructure, so any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks
John Harris
  

Changing the location of Tomcat log files

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