I can't say much about how your ISP has set things up but I can tell you about KonaKart logging.
QuoteThrough the Konakart Admin Console I configured the path for the logs to be /home/myAccountName/public_html/webapps.
This doesn't affect the logging you're concerned about. This is just for defining a location for certain log files created by the system.
QuoteI also tried changing the logging option to 'Off'. However these JSP logs are still being written to the global stderr.log
On the Admin App panel where you made this change, click on the blue question mark (at the top right) to access the help for this area.
For convenience, here is an extract:
To see diagnostic logging from the KonaKart Admin App you need to set the Admin App logging level to a level higher than OFF (for example set it to "INFO") and ensure that the log4j.logger.com.konakart.clientlogging value in konakartadmin/WEB-INF/classes/konakart-logging.properties is set to the same level (or higher) (for example set it to "INFO" or "DEBUG").
You can edit that konakart-logging.properties file from the Edit Config Files configuration menu option.
The KonaKart log file directory is the location where certain KonaKart diagnostic log files are written eg. payment gateway response log files, velocity results files etc. This is also for diagnostics only and no log files are written unless other debug flags are set elsewhere. So... you need to make sure that you set debugging to WARN in konakart-logging.properties if you don't want DEBUG logging which is what it's currently set to.
I'm puzzled because the default state when you first install KonaKart is to have the logging set to WARN so that you wouldn't see this logging detail... so somewhere along the line, it has been changed.
QuoteI'd appreciate some advise on how I can:
1) Get these logs to write to the correct location in my account
2) How I can ensure that all logging is turned off so that the hosting company will reactivate my account.
My advice would be to look for a different hosting company. ;)