Logger2 | logging RGB-D data from the ASUS Xtion Pro Live

Ktor (1.4.2) seems to be suppresing exceptions. According to documentation I need to re-throw exception like this

I am trying to learn how to use the logging module. I want to log information to both console and to file. I confess that I have not completed studying both https://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging.basicConfig and https://docs.python.org/3/howto/logging.html

It's a little daunting for a novice like me to learn all of it, but I am working on it.

I am trying to use a modified version of the “Logging to multiple destinations” program from https://docs.python.org/3/howto/logging-cookbook.html, to which I refer as “Cookbook_Code”.

The Cookbook_Code appears at that URL under the title "Logging to multiple destinations".

But I have two problems:

1. The Cookbook Code saves to a file named: "E:\Zmani\Logging\Logging_to_multiple_destinations_python.org_aaa.py.txt", and I cannot figure out:

   A. Why the Cookbook Code does that, nor

   B. How to make the logging module save instead to a the following filepath (which I stored in a var, "logfile_fullname"): "e:\zmani\Logging\2020-10-14_14_14_os.walk_script.log"

2. I cannot figure out how to have the log file use the following datetime format:

   "YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS - INFO: Sample info."
   instead of the following datetime format: "10/14/2020 03:00:22 PM - INFO: Sample info."

3. I would like the console output include the same datetime prefix: "YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS -"

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thank you,

I'm using log4j2. I have defined multiple loggers, so that, my log4j2.xml looks like:

I am trying to visualize time series data. I have set of 5 loggers which are indicating snow movement distance and an environmental variable that possibly has an effect on the snow movement. That is why it is meaningful to graph them together to see if snow movement (detected by the loggers) is influenced by these environmental factors. I have a file containing the weather station data and 5 files for each logger. The weather data is measured every 5 minutes while the loggers measure whenever there is movement! I have managed to visualize them together so far, however, my professor wants me to visualize the loggers as a group by presenting a gray area (instead of 5 lines) that always shows the minimum and maximum value of the loggers at a certain time point. I am using ggplot2. I've tried to make such area by using ribbon geom_ribbon but it is not so straight forward with my dataset. The line are crossing and often the loggers that have the min and max value switch. I don't know if joining them in a single dataset would help but this is also not possible because they don't have the same length. Furthermore, its not like all 5 loggers have measurements at the same time. They log only when there is movement. Here is my code and the graph that it creates. Unfortunately, I am not sure how to reproduce the data. I am more than glad to share it with you somehow.

I have file "a.py" with logging configuration written. Another file "b.py" where I just import logging and write log, it creates empty file but fails to write something onto it. Here are the code from two files. Please tell me where am I missing something. Thanks

"a.py"

I'm trying to have only one database connection in my websocket and return this information to each client connected. Is it possible to do that?

There is my current code:

I am attempting to create a POST endpoint using DRF ListSerializer to create a list of LogLevel objects.

I have tried to serialize the foreign key using PrimaryKeyRelatedField without success.

The following code produces some unexpected behaviour with logging.handlers.TimedRotatingFileHandler:

It can be practical to have two or more distinct log files. For example for a Rest service, have one log file for general failures and another for faults in the content.

I tried doing this using INI-file but for some reason all the logs would go to both files. So...

How would the logging.ini look like if I want all logs from logger1 to go to logger1.log and all logs from logger2 to go to logger2.log: