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You coudl (possibly) do it if you define the logs to be in a network machine (given that you have access) by using the file protocol:<br />
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file:///&lt;path to your file&gt;
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You coudl (possibly) do it if you define the logs to be in a network machine (given that you have access) by using the file protocol:

file:///<path to your file>

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Or maybe: \\&lt;ip or dns of the machine you want your logs&gt;\sharing\x.log
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Or maybe: \\<ip or dns of the machine you want your logs>\sharing\x.log

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&gt; file:///&lt;path to your file&gt;<br />
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should be<br />
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file:\\\\&lt;path to your file&gt;
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> file:///<path to your file>

should be

file:\\\\<path to your file>

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mount the drive on your linux box (using samba for example) and specify the path to the directory in the mounted drive
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mount the drive on your linux box (using samba for example) and specify the path to the directory in the mounted drive

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as i told u i deployed jboss in linux;in log4j.xml file in presently it is <br />
/jboss/server/log/x.log<br />
now i want to changed it to<br />
file:\\\\mysystemnumber\sh<wbr />aring\x.lo<wbr />g
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as i told u i deployed jboss in linux;in log4j.xml file in presently it is
/jboss/server/log/x.log
now i want to changed it to
file:\\\\mysystemnumber\sharing\x.log

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chaituu, please do not double post the same question. &nbsp;if you want the Q seen in two or more places, do pointer questions instead<br />
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<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21895391/how-to-give-windows-sharing-folder-path-in-linux.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21895391/how-to-give-windows-sharing-folder-path-in-linux.html</a>
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chaituu, please do not double post the same question.  if you want the Q seen in two or more places, do pointer questions instead

https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21895391/how-to-give-windows-sharing-folder-path-in-linux.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/21895391/how-to-give-windows-sharing-folder-path-in-linux.html]

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Make<br />
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<br />
/jboss/server/log<br />
<br />
a symlink to the Samba-mounted windows directory
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Make


/jboss/server/log

a symlink to the Samba-mounted windows directory

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 i have deployed application in jboss in linux environment;my environment is windows.i want to drop jboss logs in my sharing folder c:/sharing/x.log;Is it possible?; 
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 i have deployed application in jboss in linux environment;my environment is windows.i want to drop jboss logs in my sharing folder c:/sharing/x.log;Is it possible?; 

how to give windows sharing folder path in linux

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