Module Hierarchy

• rrlog: rrlog - a Rotating Remote LOG.
  • rrlog.compile: Run this if you want *.pyc files beside the rrlog *.py files immediately.
  • rrlog.contrib: Non-essential tools, that seem not to be core functionality.
    • rrlog.contrib.catarch: Base classes and exceptions for DB/files archiving tools.
    • rrlog.contrib.catarch_dbsa: archives selected messages into own tables. "Selected messages" are messages with certain defined "cat" values.
    • rrlog.contrib.catarch_file: archives selected messages into own files. "Selected messages" are messages with certain defined "cat" values.
    • rrlog.contrib.mail: Sends emails with a "digest" of selected messages
    • rrlog.contrib.probarch_sa: DEPRECATED, replaced by catarch_dbsa. Archives selected messages into own tables/files. "Selected messages" are messages with certain defined "cat" values.
    • rrlog.contrib.richlog: logging classes with a richer interface for convenience.
    • rrlog.contrib.stackindent: Indent message texts depending on callers stack depth.
  • rrlog.environment: constants about the environment (SQLAlchemy) available Purpose: provide compatibility with a wide SQLAlchemy version range
  • rrlog.logging23: Integration into Python 2.3 logging as a Handler
  • rrlog.server: Log Server, Part of the log which can (optionally) be in a separate process.
    • rrlog.server.dbwriter_sa: DB Writing via SQLAlchemy (SA).
    • rrlog.server.filewriter: logging into text files.
    • rrlog.server.printwriter: Log to stdout.
    • rrlog.server.textwriter: Abstract base for text line logging.
    • rrlog.server.xmlrpc: The XML-RPC version of a LogServer connection. This is a slow way to log (mainly because of the unnecessary overhead of xml-rpc blocking calls), but simple and robust. Use it when the performance is good enough for you.
  • rrlog.tool: Tools not specific for logging purpose
  • rrlog.xmlrpc: The client (i.e.application) side of an XMLRPC log connection.