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Nope, this is currently indeed hardcoded. And it's also a bit embarrassing that this is the case.
The thing is that I would like to perform some serious refactoring in that part of Lilith (e.g. using netty as the network backend) - but I'm a bit occupied at the moment.
I'd rather not add a UI for this right now, especially since I'm not just listening for one type of event but 14. This could end in a configuration nightmare if done hastily instead of in a sensible way.
So I currently go for "use a well-documented hardcoded port". This is arguably also laziness on my part since it's easier to support if questions arise.
But rest assured that this is on my todo list. I just can't give you any timings.
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I don't know who and why else uses Lilith, but my usecase and I believe that's where users hear of Lilith is Logback SocketAppender. So if you could at least make that one port configurable meanwhile? Or add an special option to change that port to the Logback/Beagle default one. This is also the most elegant Logback configuration, as this snippet (without port configuration) is enough for logback:
<configuration debug="true">
<!-- sends logs to logback-beagle -->
<consolePlugin />
</configuration>
This sends logs to port 4321, which is also hardcoded in Beagle doh!...
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I'll consider that option. Wouldn't be enabled by default, though, since a running Lilith would otherwise prevent Beagle from working. I wasn't aware of that configuration shortcut.
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- ClassicLilithEncoder shall implement Encoder<ILoggingEvent> HOT 6
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