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It's mentioned in the Bamboo documentation, but it is never described, explained, or linked to full documentation.
What are the keywords? What are their possible values?
I don't think there's a centralised source of information on bamboo-agent.cfg.xml . Instead, the minimum, default configuration is considered to be good in most cases and variables are documented on pages addressing a concrete problem requiring user intervention (like moving a home directory).
Are you aware of any specific doc pages that describe what the field names/variables are for telling the agent to run a particular log4j.properties? Because adding -Dlog4j.configuration=/path/to/mylog4j.properties is not working (in OSX). And I'm not sure where in the field hierarchy to try something like
<log4j.configuration>/path/to/mylog4j.properties</log4j.configuration>
This is just one example, but its the most pressing need I have right now.
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-Dlog4j.configuration should work, but I think you need to add it to the parameter of the actual agent process and not the installer jar. Depending on how you start the agent, this could for example mean adding
wrapper.java.additional.3=-Dlog4j.configuration=path
to bamboo-agent-home/conf/wrapper.conf
Edit: come to think of it, I am not sure if you can override the path using bamboo-agent.cfg.xml.
You can also modify the webapp/WEB-INF/classes/log4j.properties in Bamboo install on the server - if I remember correctly, its contents will be propagated to remote agents upon agent startup. Just remember to keep it updated during Bamboo upgrades.
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Modifying the wrapper.conf file did the trick. In the process tree I can see that the agent was launched with that option. Well done and thanks.
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