Several common file management configuration options may be used when configuring log, statistics, and message dump options.
Configuration Reference
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ext |
The primary and secondary extent size for the file in the form: < pri-extent-size>, [ <sec-extent-size> ]. The default value is 50,50. |
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maxextents |
The maximum extents for the file. The default value is 100. |
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on-file-full |
The action to take when the output file is full. The available options are:
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rollover-file |
The file name prefix for rollover files, which may be partially or fully qualified. The file name portion of the specified file will be truncated to a maximum of 5 characters and a 3 digit sequence number will be appended. The default rollover-file name is the current output file name. Specifying a remote system file for the rollover file name is not supported. |
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rollover-count |
The maximum number of rollover files to retain. Note that when a rollover occurs, the oldest rollover files are deleted until <rollover-count> files remain. The rollover files are then renamed such that that the rollover file sequence numbers are sequential starting from 000. The default value is 20. |
Examples
; Log to a file, specifying the extents. Note that if rollover occurs on the file, the
; rollover file names will be zzlog000, zzlog001, etc.
[log]
file=$data1.logs.zzlog
format=text
level=info
time=lct
ext=16,32
maxextents=512
; Log to a file, specifying an alterate subvol for the "rolled over" files and limiting
; to a maximum of 10 rollover files.
[log]
file=$data1.logs.zzlog
format=text
level=info
time=lct
rollover-file=$data1.archive.log
rollover-count=10
; Log statistics to a file that is read by Prognosis, purging the statistics data when the file is full.
[stats]
file=$data1.stats.zzstats
enabled=1
on-file-full=purgedata