PYTHON Logging Module

Python's log function, began to run on the python2.4, a variety of error, and later replaced by python2.7.9.

Attach the Linux python upgrade process:

1. Download the Python installation package---Python-2.7.9. Tar.xz 2, download to download directory, unzip tar -xzvf Python-3.3. 0.tgz 3, enter the uncompressed folder CD Python -3.3. 0 4, before compiling before the/usr/local Build a folder Python3 (as a Python installation path to avoid overwriting the old version) mkdir /usr/local/ Python3 5, start compiling the installation . /configure--prefix=/usr/local/ python3make doinstall6, this time does not overwrite the old version, and then the original　　　　/usr/bin/python link changed to another name MV /usr/bin/python/usr/bin/ python_old27, re-establish a new version of the Python link ln -s/usr/local/python3/bin/python3/usr/bin/ python8, enter python at this time- v

# -*-CODING=GBK-*- # filename:pythonglog.py __author__ ' Vincent ' Import Logging Import logging.configlogging.config.fileConfig ("pythonlog.conf")

#filename:pythonlog.conf#Define logger module, root is the parent class, must exist, others are custom. #Logging.getlogger (NAME) is equivalent to registering a log print to the logging module#name. Represents the inheritance relationship of log[Loggers]keys=Root,main,console#Define Handler[Handlers]keys=Filehandler,consolehandler#Defining formatted output[Formatters]keys=FMT#--------------------------------------------------#to implement the logger module defined above, it must be a form of [logger_xxxx]#--------------------------------------------------#[logger_xxxx] logger_ module name#Level with Debug, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL#handlers processing class, can have multiple, separated by commas#Qualname Logger Name, the application is obtained through Logging.getlogger. For names that cannot be obtained, the root module is logged. #whether the propagate inherits the log information of the parent class, 0: No 1: Yes[Logger_root]level=infohandlers=Filehandler[logger_main]level=errorhandlers=filehandlerpropagate=0qualname=Main[logger_console]level=infohandlers=consolehandlerpropagate=0qualname=Console#--------------------------------------------------#Handler#--------------------------------------------------#[Handler_xxxx]#class Handler category name#level log Levels#formatter, the formatter defined above#args handler initialization function arguments[Handler_filehandler]class=handlers. Rotatingfilehandlerlevel=Infoformatter=Fmtargs=('Python.log','a') [Handler_consolehandler]class=Streamhandlerlevel=Infoformatter=Fmtargs=(Sys.stdout,)#--------------------------------------------------#Log Format#--------------------------------------------------#% (Asctime) s year-month-day time-minute-second, millisecond 2013-04-26 20:10:43,745#% (filename) s file name, excluding directories#% (pathname) s directory name, full path#% (funcName) s function name#% (levelname) S-Class aliases#% (Lineno) d line number#% (module) s module name#% (message) s message body#% (name) s log Module name#% (process) d process ID#% (processName) s process name#% (thread) d thread ID#% (threadname) s thread name[Formatter_fmt]format=[% (asctime) s f=% (filename) s l=% (Lineno) d] [%(message) s]datefmt=%y/%m/%d%h:%m:%Sclass=logging. Formatter

Module test:

__author__ ' Vincent ' Import OS Import SYS Import Logging Import pythonlogconsole=logging.getlogger ("console") Console.info (  "This isLOGGER info! ")

Two log handles defined, one main, output log information to file Python.log, another console, output log information to screen

PYTHON Logging Module