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<?php /** * @package Joomla.Platform * @subpackage Log * * @copyright Copyright (C) 2005 - 2014 Open Source Matters, Inc. All rights reserved. * @license GNU General Public License version 2 or later; see LICENSE */ defined('JPATH_PLATFORM') or die; /** * Joomla! Log Class * * This class hooks into the global log configuration settings to allow for user configured * logging events to be sent to where the user wishes them to be sent. On high load sites * Syslog is probably the best (pure PHP function), then the text file based loggers (CSV, W3c * or plain Formattedtext) and finally MySQL offers the most features (e.g. rapid searching) * but will incur a performance hit due to INSERT being issued. * * @package Joomla.Platform * @subpackage Log * @since 11.1 */ class JLog { /** * All log priorities. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const ALL = 30719; /** * The system is unusable. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const EMERGENCY = 1; /** * Action must be taken immediately. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const ALERT = 2; /** * Critical conditions. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const CRITICAL = 4; /** * Error conditions. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const ERROR = 8; /** * Warning conditions. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const WARNING = 16; /** * Normal, but significant condition. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const NOTICE = 32; /** * Informational message. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const INFO = 64; /** * Debugging message. * @var integer * @since 11.1 */ const DEBUG = 128; /** * The global JLog instance. * @var JLog * @since 11.1 */ protected static $instance; /** * Container for JLogLogger configurations. * @var array * @since 11.1 */ protected $configurations = array(); /** * Container for JLogLogger objects. * @var array * @since 11.1 */ protected $loggers = array(); /** * Lookup array for loggers. * @var array * @since 11.1 */ protected $lookup = array(); /** * Constructor. * * @since 11.1 */ protected function __construct() { } /** * Method to add an entry to the log. * * @param mixed $entry The JLogEntry object to add to the log or the message for a new JLogEntry object. * @param integer $priority Message priority. * @param string $category Type of entry * @param string $date Date of entry (defaults to now if not specified or blank) * * @return void * * @since 11.1 */ public static function add($entry, $priority = self::INFO, $category = '', $date = null) { // Automatically instantiate the singleton object if not already done. if (empty(self::$instance)) { self::setInstance(new JLog); } // If the entry object isn't a JLogEntry object let's make one. if (!($entry instanceof JLogEntry)) { $entry = new JLogEntry((string) $entry, $priority, $category, $date); } self::$instance->addLogEntry($entry); } /** * Add a logger to the JLog instance. Loggers route log entries to the correct files/systems to be logged. * * @param array $options The object configuration array. * @param integer $priorities Message priority * @param array $categories Types of entry * @param boolean $exclude If true, all categories will be logged except those in the $categories array * * @return void * * @since 11.1 */ public static function addLogger(array $options, $priorities = self::ALL, $categories = array(), $exclude = false) { // Automatically instantiate the singleton object if not already done. if (empty(self::$instance)) { self::setInstance(new JLog); } // The default logger is the formatted text log file. if (empty($options['logger'])) { $options['logger'] = 'formattedtext'; } $options['logger'] = strtolower($options['logger']); // Special case - if a Closure object is sent as the callback (in case of JLogLoggerCallback) // Closure objects are not serializable so swap it out for a unique id first then back again later if (isset($options['callback']) && is_a($options['callback'], 'closure')) { $callback = $options['callback']; $options['callback'] = spl_object_hash($options['callback']); } // Generate a unique signature for the JLog instance based on its options. $signature = md5(serialize($options)); // Now that the options array has been serialized, swap the callback back in if (isset($callback)) { $options['callback'] = $callback; } // Register the configuration if it doesn't exist. if (empty(self::$instance->configurations[$signature])) { self::$instance->configurations[$signature] = $options; } self::$instance->lookup[$signature] = (object) array( 'priorities' => $priorities, 'categories' => array_map('strtolower', (array) $categories), 'exclude' => (bool) $exclude); } /** * Returns a reference to the a JLog object, only creating it if it doesn't already exist. * Note: This is principally made available for testing and internal purposes. * * @param JLog $instance The logging object instance to be used by the static methods. * * @return void * * @since 11.1 */ public static function setInstance($instance) { if (($instance instanceof JLog) || $instance === null) { self::$instance = & $instance; } } /** * Method to add an entry to the appropriate loggers. * * @param JLogEntry $entry The JLogEntry object to send to the loggers. * * @return void * * @since 11.1 * @throws RuntimeException */ protected function addLogEntry(JLogEntry $entry) { // Find all the appropriate loggers based on priority and category for the entry. $loggers = $this->findLoggers($entry->priority, $entry->category); foreach ((array) $loggers as $signature) { // Attempt to instantiate the logger object if it doesn't already exist. if (empty($this->loggers[$signature])) { $class = 'JLogLogger' . ucfirst($this->configurations[$signature]['logger']); if (class_exists($class)) { $this->loggers[$signature] = new $class($this->configurations[$signature]); } else { throw new RuntimeException('Unable to create a JLogLogger instance: ' . $class); } } // Add the entry to the logger. $this->loggers[$signature]->addEntry(clone($entry)); } } /** * Method to find the loggers to use based on priority and category values. * * @param integer $priority Message priority. * @param string $category Type of entry * * @return array The array of loggers to use for the given priority and category values. * * @since 11.1 */ protected function findLoggers($priority, $category) { $loggers = array(); // Sanitize inputs. $priority = (int) $priority; $category = strtolower($category); // Let's go iterate over the loggers and get all the ones we need. foreach ((array) $this->lookup as $signature => $rules) { // Check to make sure the priority matches the logger. if ($priority & $rules->priorities) { if ($rules->exclude) { // If either there are no set categories or the category (including the empty case) is not in the list of excluded categories, add this logger. if (empty($rules->categories) || !in_array($category, $rules->categories)) { $loggers[] = $signature; } } else { // If either there are no set categories (meaning all) or the specific category is set, add this logger. if (empty($category) || empty($rules->categories) || in_array($category, $rules->categories)) { $loggers[] = $signature; } } } } return $loggers; } }