Python has some nice basic logging facilities, but I really wanted a rotating logger that would rotate on each execution. I tried the obvious - just specifying class=MyModule.MyClassName, but I received a NameError exception for my trouble. After some hacking on /python25/lib/logging (a big no-no!), I did another google search and discovered that I could just import the class in my application, and set a reference to my custom class. Hard-coding a logging handler doesn't feel very dynamic, but at least I did't have to hack any more. from MyCustomHandlers import SessionRotatingFileHandler logging.SessionRotatingFileHandler = SessionRotatingFileHandler logfile_name = "test.l4p" logging.config.fileConfig(logfile_name) This allows me to place my custom log handler in my application directory. I still need to figure out how to add things to site-packages.
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