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== Example == | == Example == | ||
| − | * If you want to have a | + | * If you want to have a log file size of 10 Megabytes just enter following command: |
pdm_logfile -b 10000000 | pdm_logfile -b 10000000 | ||
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Overview
This utility can be used to set or display the current logfiles cutover configuration.
The Service Desk logfiles are kept in $NXROOT/logs, named stdlog.X, where X=0,1,...9. The files are rotated when they reach the cutover size.
By default, Service Desk log files have a cutover size of 3000000 Bytes.
Usage
pdm_logfile [-h] [-q] [-L] [-b bytes]
| Command | Description | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| -h | Help | |
| -L | Lists the current cutover settings and log files. | |
| -q | Quiet mode | |
| -b bytes | Number of bytes in a single logfile, before cutover. | To set the correct file size you have to enter the size in bytes |
Example
- If you want to have a log file size of 10 Megabytes just enter following command:
pdm_logfile -b 10000000
