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Symapi log & storapid.log0
Does symapi .log file logs all the commands that we run via SE?.
Also what does storapid.log0 contains. I can only see one storapid.log0 file.
Also what does storapid.log0 contains. I can only see one storapid.log0 file.
xe2sdc
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September 14th, 2009 01:00
Of course you can increase verbosity but usually you'll find all messages/questions/answers/commands between S.E. and the box.
storapid.log describes activity of storapid daemon. Since S.E. 6.x you have a set of daemons that manages interaction between S.E. and the box. storapid is simply one of the daemons. Try running "stordaemon list" to have a list (and corresponding status) of all available daemons.
S.E. have a number of variables/options to fine-tune log behaviour. The default behaviour for daemons is to simply overwrite older logs. The default behaviour of symapi is to switch logfiles every day keeping all past files. You can obviously change these defaults if you have space on your drives
modaslam
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September 14th, 2009 10:00
Is this a normal symapilog file, because what ever commands I run it has the same contends every day. Last time we had a symconfigure session failure(ce rebooted the SP) it was not logged in the symapilog.
xe2sdc
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September 15th, 2009 01:00