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3.6 Logging configuration

If required, all license transactions can be logged via the standard syslog daemon services. Information is logged as a LOG_USER facility at the LOG_USER or LOG_WARNING level. System administrators can tailor the types and amount of information logged with the -loglevel option. Log level switches control logged output as follows:

 

 

Bit

Switch

 

1

WARNING

All warning and error messages -- logged at system LOG_WARN level

2

INFO

Information messages, mainly during startup

3

ADMIN

Changes, via the administration tool hqn_lsa

4

LICENSE

All license transactions. Control output via the license bits 5-10 (listed below)

5

PRODUCT

Output the full product name on each transaction.

6

HOSTNAME

Output the name of the product host

7

HOSTADDR

Output the Internet address of the product host

8

USERNAME

Output the name of the user of the product

9

UID

Output the user ID

10

EXTERR

Output extra information on some license 'error' conditions, for example, redirected requests. May be best off on backup servers

11

DOMAIN

Messages relating to domain initialization and validation. Generally only required for checking unusual conditions

Log settings are turned off by appending a ` - ' to the switch name. For example,

hqn_lsa -lg exterr-

turns off extra error logging. In addition some standard settings are provided, as listed below. Each standard setting has a configuration of log settings automatically switched on.

 

Name

Log settings on

DEFAULT

WARNING INFO ADMIN LICENSE PRODUCT HOSTNAME USERNAME

SMALL

WARNING INFO ADMIN LICENSE HOSTNAME USERNAME

FULL

DEFAULT HOSTADDR UID EXTERR

MINIMAL

WARNING ADMIN LICENSE HOSTADDR UID

EXTRA

FULL DOMAIN

NONE

No logging

hqn_lsd starts up with the default standard setting, plus extra error logging turned on. The -f option on hqn_lsd 's command line may be used to turn on domain logging during startup.

 


LispWorks Guide to the License Server - 13 Aug 2010

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