5.5. On the fly debug logging

SysOrb has the ability to add debug logging on the fly without having to restart the service. The extra debug information will be added in the "server.log" file.

To add debug logging, simply create a new empty file in the log director, naming it according to the information you want to add to the serverlog. It is important that the naming of the files, does not include any extensions. Once they have been placed in the correct directory, the logging should start to add data to the server.log

Default settings for where log files are placed, and where the log check-files should be added, are:

To avoid that you get huge log files, you should only add debug logging when needed. Once you do not need the debug logging, you simply delete the files again, and the logging will stop.

Below is a list of filenames that can be used to add the debug logging.

Look in Section 5.3.1 to get more detailed information about the debug logging options.

log_dbms_debug
log_tsdb_debug
log_dbms_anomaly
log_socketio_debug
log_keygen_debug
log_snmp_debug
log_snmpval_debug
log_general_debug
log_sched_debug
log_alarm_debug
log_alert_debug
log_broadcast_debug
log_brdc_frag_debug
log_time_debug
log_netcheck_debug
log_icmpcheck_debug
log_ssl_debug
log_report_debug
log_forecast_debug
log_upgrade_debug
log_scan_debug
log_nodeclass_debug
log_router_debug
log_link_debug
log_station_debug
log_gridrpc_debug
log_gridsync_debug
log_uplink_debug

Example: An example on how on the fly debugging is set up.