Logs location for clusterware

Hello,
is it possible to change de location of the clusterware ADRCI defaulted to $GRID_HOME/log ?
Thank's

SamTrashers wrote:
Yes thank you,
i've already evaluated this solution, and this is the only one i've found in fact ....
but i guess there is a parameter somewhere we just have to change ...I actually opened a SR about this a while back and they said it was not possible to change the locations where the logs drop.

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GPSVC(410.1730) 09:10:51:186 ProcessGPO: ==============================
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