BMC Patrol monitoring listener.log in xml not txt format

Hi !
Oracle 11g, PatrolAgent V3.9.00.02i, KM 8.11.00
My company uses BMC Patrol to monitor listener.log. Patrol knows listener.log's path from command:
lsnrctl status <listener_name>
and gets path to listener.log in xml fromat: log.xml from 'Listener Log File' field.
The problem is that when Patrol discovers an error puts last 100 lines from that log into email and sends it to me. Obviously it is in xml format while I prefer txt format.
Questions:
1. how can I force listener to show path to listener.log in txt format in 'Listener Log File' field ?
2. how can I tell Patrol to use different path to listener.log instead of one form 'Listener Log File' field ?
Thanks in advance.

I asked on BMC forum also but no helpful either. Does anyone know is it possible to configure listener to show path to listener.log insted of log.xml in status command ?

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