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How do we control file permission of JBoss log files?

Solution Unverified - Updated 2015-05-22T11:03:36+00:00 -

Issue

Is there any way to control file permission of JBoss log files?
When the file server.log rotates at midnight it is coming with default file permissions of 700. How do we adjust this file to be automatically adjusted to read-only permissions?
How to make Jboss server.log to be readable by other users?
In jboss 6.3, the app logs and server logs are getting generated with the default permission of 600 with jboss user, so other users cannnot read it. Is der any way to change the permisson so tht other users can also read it.

Environment

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)
JBoss Enteprise Application Platform (EAP)
- All versions

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