I was on the phone with someone earlier today and mentioned in passing that I only need to run a simple script to turn debug logging on and off in my little test environment. The silence on the other end of the line told me either he didn't believe me or didn't realize how easy it is to do this sort of thing.
So here it is - enableOAMLogging.py
#!/home/oracle/Oracle/Middleware/Oracle_IAM1/common/bin/wlst.sh
connect('weblogic', 'ABcd1234', 't3://localhost:7010')
domainRuntime()
#Admin server:
setLogLevel(logger="oracle.oam.plugin",level="TRACE:32", target="AdminServer", persist="0")
setLogLevel(logger="oracle.oam.extensibility",level="TRACE:32", target="AdminServer", persist="0")
setLogLevel(logger="com.oracleateam.iam.oamauthnplugin",level="TRACE:32", target="AdminServer", persist="0",addLogger="1")
# OAM server
setLogLevel(logger="oracle.oam.plugin",level="TRACE:32", target="oam_server1", persist="0")
setLogLevel(logger="oracle.oam.extensibility",level="TRACE:32", target="oam_server1", persist="0")
setLogLevel(logger="com.oracleateam.iam.oamauthnplugin",level="TRACE:32", target="oam_server1", persist="0",addLogger="1")
listLoggers(pattern="oracle.oam.*",target="AdminServer")
listLoggers(pattern="com.oracleateam.iam.oamauthnplugin",target="AdminServer")
listLoggers(pattern="oracle.oam.*",target="oam_server1")
listLoggers(pattern="com.oracleateam.iam.oamauthnplugin",target="oam_server1")
disableOAMLogging.py is exactly the same except that it has lines like:
setLogLevel(logger="oracle.oam",level="", persist="1", target="oam_server1")
Setting level to the empty string toggles logging back to <Inherited>
Nice write up Chris
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