in reply to Re: Log4Perl configuration problems
in thread Log4Perl configuration problems

That's both harsh and completely unfair. In fact, I think the Log::Log4perl documentation is both extensive and well written. Courtesy never hurts, and sometimes helps.
I am happy you feel this way about the massively incomplete documentation. Just to prove my point - tell me where in the docs is .Threshold being discussed? Certainly not in Log::Log4perl, nor in Log::Log4perl::Config (the only two places where a seasoned CPAN user would look). The only place I found this modifier (after your hint) was in the FAQ, and even then - it was in sections completely unrelated to my problem.

Thank you, nevertheless, for pointing me in the right direction. I stand by my words however.

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Re^3: Log4Perl configuration problems
by andreas1234567 (Vicar) on Jun 13, 2008 at 12:58 UTC
    The References section has a link to an article that complements the documentation well. It says (on page 3):
    Each appender can define a so-called appender threshold, a minimum level required for an oncoming message to be honored by the appender: 
        $appender->threshold($ERROR);

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    If the level doesn't meet the appender's threshold, then it is simply ignored by this appender.
    Was that what you were looking for?
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Re^3: Log4Perl configuration problems
by Anonymous Monk on Jun 14, 2008 at 07:48 UTC
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