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This section of the configuration file configures DataSource's log files. The log files keep a record of all data and to what destinations the data was sent.
log-levelType: String
Default: INFO
Specify the level at which logs are reported. This can take the following values (in order of decreasing severity/increasing verbosity):
| log-level name | Description |
|---|---|
| CRIT | Reports critical errors that prevent the application from running. |
| ERROR | Reports serious errors regarding network connections and all errors included in the CRIT log level. |
| NOTIFY | Reports errors regarding data corruptions and all errors included in the ERROR and CRIT log levels. |
| WARN | Reports minor errors and all errors included in the NOTIFY, ERROR and CRIT log levels. |
| INFO | Reports events and information regarding normal operation, and all errors included in the WARN, NOTIFY, ERROR and CRIT log levels. |
| DEBUG | Reports tracing information and all logs at a higher level. |
| FINER | Reports more deatiled tracing information and all logs at a higher level. |
| FINEST | Reports more deatiled tracing information and all logs at a higher level. |
log-monitor-levelType: String
Default: CRIT
Default logging level to send log events to monitoring
log-syslog-levelType: String
Default: ERROR
log-syslog-level specifies the level of the logs that are reported to the system log when this DataSource application is running.
You can override this setting by specifying the syslog-level option of the add-log configuration item.
On Linux system logs are written to the Linux system log. On Windows the logs are written to the Windows event log.
log-dirType: String
Default: %r/var
Default directory in which to store log files. %r is replaced by application-root, %a will be replaced by application-name.
log-maxsizeType: Integer
Default: 0
Maximum log file size in bytes. The log files will be cycled if they exceed the size specified here; therefore a value of 0 means log files will cycle every time they are checked.
log-cycle-timeType: Integer
Default: 240
Time at which logs will cycle, in minutes from midnight.
log-cycle-periodType: Integer
Default: 1440
Interval between cycling logs, in minutes.
log-cycle-suffixType: String
Default: .%u
Suffix for cycled logs. This is passed through strftime (refer to your UNIX manual for further information on strftime). The default of %u results in a file beiang created for each day of the week.
log-cycle-offsetType: Integer
Default: -1
Specifies how many minutes to take off the current time when creating the suffix. For example, if cycling at 0400 hours, the time passed into strftime to create the suffix will be 0400 hours the previous day.
log-max-historyType: Integer
Default: 10
Max number of log lines to retain for monitoring
log-use-parent-handlersType: Boolean
Default: FALSE
Parent handler
add-logAs well as the global configuration options for log files, individual log files may be configured individually. This option overrides the global default for a particular logfile.
Format:
add-log
name [value]
maxsize [value]
time [value]
period [value]
suffix [value]
offset [value]
level [value]
monitor-level [value]
end-log
nameType: String
Default: None
Name of log
maxsizeType: Integer
Default: 0
Log file max size
timeType: Integer
Default: 240
Log Cycle Time
periodType: Integer
Default: 1440
Log Cycle Period
suffixType: String
Default: .%u
Log Cycle Suffix
offsetType: Integer
Default: -1
Log Cycle Offset
levelType: String
Default: None
Log level
monitor-levelType: String
Default: None
Log level to to push log events to monitoring
syslog-levelType: String
Default: None
Logging level to send log events to syslog
use-parent-handlersType: Boolean
Default: FALSE
Parent handlers