Current File(s): conf/logback.xml
Format: Logback
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Overview
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The default logging configuration is located in conf/logback.xml and is wrapped with a reloadable service to add flexibility (though you can also cause logback itself to poll for changes if you wish). The reloadability means that you can keep the logging level at WARN until a problem occurs and then change the logging to DEBUG to get more information if the problem persists, without restarting the IdP.
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Note that some sources of diagnostic messages, Active Directory in particular, will embed non-ASCII data in the messages, which makes the log binary. The IdP supports a Java system property (org.ldaptive.response.encodeCntrlChars) you can set (using whatever mechanism you use to pass system properties to the servlet container) to clean that data, with a small cost in extra processing.
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