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If your Petals ESB containers used in production are:
* installed on Debian-based systems through Debian packages,
* installed on Debian-based systems through Debian packages,
* and, running in [automatic mode|petalsesb42:Starting and stopping Petals ESB installed by Debian packages],
you can disable the log handler 'console' for which all generated traces on the standard output are discarded, and used only a log handler 'file' ({{java.util.logging.FileHandler}}, {{org.ow2.petals.log.handler.PetalsFileHandler}} or {{org.ow2.petals.log.handler.PetalsPayloadDumperFileHandler}} according to your needs about the [flow monitoring|petalsesb42:Monitoring Petals ESB Flows with its logs]).
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# Configuration of the log handlers
# Configuration of the log handlers
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*Symptoms:*
* Petals ESB is installed with the Debian packages,
* Petals ESB is installed with the Debian packages,
* A Petals ESB container is started through the [automatic startup|Starting and stopping Petals ESB installed by Debian packages] ({{sudo service petals-esb start}}), or when booting the host,
* The log configuration file defines level FINEST for JBI component, or equivalent,
* No trace with level FINEST are flushed in the global log file ({{/var/log/petals-esb/<container-name>/petals.log}})
* No trace with level FINEST are flushed in the global log file ({{/var/log/petals-esb/<container-name>/petals.log}})
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