# The attributes of a logger are Appenders and Level. The correct syntax is:
# logger.loggerName.appenders = appenderName1, appenderName2

# The names of the Appenders must be separated by commas.
# Loggers inherit their attributes from their ancestors. A logger is said to be a descendant of another, if the name of the first contains the name of the 
# ancestor followed by a suffix.
# Based on the configuration file, the settings provided by the ancestors might be overwritten.
# Possible attributes for an appender are Output and Layout. 
# Posible logging levels are DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL.
# Possible output are cout://, file://<path_to_file>, tcp://server:port, unix://<path_to_unix_sock>

# The options for layout formatting are:
# %p    Level priority of the event eg. DEBUG 
# %c    The logger name 
# %r 	Milliseconds since the initiation of the logger
# %m 	The actual message, passed from the aplication
# %n 	System dependant newline character
# %d 	seconds from Epoch
# %D	System's date
# %L 	Line in the source code where the logging was called
# %F 	Source File where the logging was called
# %P 	Process ID (pid)
# %U 	daemon ID
# %u 	operation id
# %T 	thread id (were available e.g. on linux) 

# The default values for any logger (except those who inherit them from their ancestors) are logger.Appenders = dA and logger.Level = DEBUG. 
# These values can be overwritten in the configuration file (.config in the current directory ).
# The dA (default appender) has the properties of writing to cout the output %p--%D -%c[%P][%u][%F:%L]%m%n
# Here is an example:

# logger.backup.appenders = A1, A2
# appender.A2.level = debug
# appender.A1.level = debug
# appender.A1.layout = %U%u%p%d%m%n
# appender.A1.output = file:///tmp/datalog

logger.backup.appenders = dA,dB,dC
appender.dA.level=error
appender.dA.output=file:///var/log/ehbackup/bkclientd.log
appender.dB.level=debug
appender.dB.output=file:///var/log/ehbackup/bkclientd_debug.log
appender.dC.level=fatal
appender.dC.output=cout://