3.4.0 Matrix Server Command Reference

Chapter 1: PolyServe Matrix Server Commands 15
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Description
You can use the mxlogger command to add your own messages to the
PolyServe Matrix Server event log. For example, you may want to add
messages about the state of your applications.
The arguments are:
-e entity
The type of message that you are adding. entity can be
USER1, USER2,
USER3, USER4, USER5, USER6, USER7, or USER8
. You will need to determine
how you want to use these entities.
-l level
The severity of the message. level can be
ERROR, WARNING, INFO, EVENT,
FATAL, FAILUREAUDIT, SUCCESSAUDIT, TRACE, or DEBUG
.
-G|L
-G specifies that the message to be added is global; -L specifies that it is
local. The default is local.
-d <id>
Specify a numeric message ID. The default is 100.
log-text
The text of the message. If log-text contains special characters or spaces, it
must be enclosed in quotation marks.
The following command adds a local message to the PolyServe Matrix Server
event log.
mxlogger -l info -e User2 “hello, world!”
The message appears like this in the event log:
Server Level Date/time Facility Entity Message
192.168.0.1 [Info] [2001-10-07 14:16:27] User USER2 hello, world!
mxpasswd.exe – add users or change passwords
Synopsis
bin\mxpasswd
Description
Use the following syntax to add a new user and password. You must be user root .