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Howto relocate and rotatelogs for floating license log?

There was a significant change in the floating license log setup with Jazz V403. Since V403 it seems to be impossible to define the location of the floating license log in the advance properties. It looks like it is a "hardcoded" location:

I found following in the documentation:

For CLM license server version 4.0.3:
  1. To enable the floating logs goto Server -> Advance properties
  2. Change the property "Enable Floating License Logging" value to 'true' which is under the Attribute com.ibm.team.repository.service.internal.license.FloatingLicenseService and click Save
  3. After enabling, whenever a license checkout happens a floating log will get automatically created into the location: \server\logs\floatingLicenseLogFile.csv.
Questions:
- Is there a way to define the location of the logfile?
- Is there a way to use e.g. rotatelogs.exe like it can be used for IHS log files?
- What's exactly the idea behind this change?

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In V.4.0.2 the location of the floatingLicenseLogFile was configurable in Advanced Properties.

In V.4.0.3 the license log file was moved to:
C:\IBM\JazzTeamServer_JTS_405\server\logs\floatingLicenseLogFile.csv

In V.4.0.5 it seems to be relocated to (in my case):
C:\IBM\WebSphere\AppServer\profiles\AppSrv01\logs

How can the location of this file be configured?



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I also couldnt find this file. Is there anyone who knows where license log files are stored?

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 For this you have 1st enable the logger for License


Log

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 When you enable the property 
fir linux 

/opt/IBM/JazzTeamServer/server/logs

For windows
c:\IBM\JazzTeamServer\server\logs

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Question asked: Oct 31 '13, 9:53 a.m.

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