Logging bestpractice in production

Rails
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hi,
In production i wanted to reduce the loglevel, but when i set the
log_level to :warn, rails stops logging the request, params.
completion time etc.

The code below works, but had some questions:

  1. is it ok to dup the logger object
  2. i am using BufferedLogger, can the logs be shuffled
    eg. i have two processes, P1 and P2

and P1 logs:
hello i am P1
the uptime is 1000

and P2 logs;
hello i am P2
the uptime is 250

and the actual log is:
hello i am P1
hello i am P2
the uptime is 1000
the uptime is 250

  1. i am using passenger - will it make a difference in (2).
    Does it make a difference to logging if i am using mongrel, jruby or
    passenger.

Logging config:

See everything in the log (default is :info)

But this also stops logging of the request by rails

config.log_level = :warn

config.logger =
ActiveSupport::BufferedLogger.new(File.join(RAILS_ROOT,
“log”,"{RAILS_ENV}.log"))
config.logger.level = ActiveSupport::BufferedLogger::WARN

is dup’ing the logger object correct/bestpractice

will the logs be in order or can they be shuffled - i am using

passenger - will it make a difference?
config.action_controller.logger = config.logger.dup
config.action_controller.logger.level =
ActiveSupport::BufferedLogger::INFO