In the conf/ directory are .conf files for each of the services that control the log level, and by changing that setting you can control the amount of info that goes into the log file.
Setting log level to “info” should give you enough information.
<!-- ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -->
<!-- Configuration file for the crossQuery full-text query servlet -->
<!-- ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ -->
<crossQuery-config>
<!-- =====================================================================
Tag: <logging level="xxx"/>
Descrip: Controls how much detail to output. xxx can be one of:
silent: No logging
errors: Log servlet restarts and errors
warnings: Log restarts, errors, and warnings
info: Normal. Log all above, plus routine info msgs
debug: Verbose. Log all above, plus debug msgs
-->
<logging level="info"/>
However, if you’re running XTF under tomcat, or some other container, or proxying via apache or other server, you may also be getting all accesses logged in another access log file. ( On my laptop, where I’m only running under tomcat, it’s in the tomcat access_log . On production server, where tomcat is proxied thru apache, info is not in tomcat access log, but in apache access logs. So where to look will depend on your particular server configuration. )
If the info you want is only the access URLs, then it might be easier to search the access logs, which won’t have a lot of other sorts of messages to exclude.
— Steve M.