HP-UX AAA Server A.08.02 Administrator's Guide

aatv Specifies one of the following AATVs to use for logging.
• LOG_ACCT (Livingston/Lucent/RABU style call detail format, default)
• LOG_ALL (logs all streams defined in log.config)
• LOG_BRIEF (simple session format)
• LOG_BY_ATTRIBUTE (logging based on user specified attribute in
radius.fsm file)
• LOG_BY_NAS (logging based on NAS-Identifier attribute)
• LOG_BY_REALM (logging based on User-Realm attribute)
• LOG_TACACS+ Cisco Terminal Access Controller Access Control System
+ (TACACS+) accounting record format)
• LOG_V1_1 (previous version of Merit logging)
• LOG_V2_0 (Merit logging)
alias Specifies another stream name to record when this stream is logged.
filename Defines the naming convention for accounting log files and the frequency that
a new time-stamped file is generated. This parameter follows the same format
as the strftime command. A new time-stamped file will be generated
according to the shortest unit of time indicated by the parameter. For example,
file.%Y--%m-%d.extension will generate a new file each day.
file.%Y-%m-%d-%h.extension will generate a new file each hour.
buffer Indicates how many records must be buffered before they are written to the log
file.
chmod Defines permissions for the file.
close Determines whether the log file must be closed after records are written to it.
dont A list of attributes that must not be recorded.
{gmt|local} These keywords determines what time to use for time stamps.
join Merges this stream with the specified stream.
header Determines the information that must appear in the beginning of the log file
before the list of log records.
on-endfile Shells the specified command or program when a new log file is generated.
path Specifies an alternate location for log files.
update Determines how often the log file must be updated.
wrap Determines how many attributes will appear on each line of the session record.
Default Entry
The stream entry identified with the name, *default*, will be used when LOG is invoked by the
FSM without an Xstring parameter.
End Entry
The one-keyword end entry tells the session logging subsystem to stop reading the configuration
file, allowing subsequent text to be ignored.
Logging Multiple Streams
To log multiple streams you must define a default stream with the AATV sub-command set to
LOG_ALL. When you specify a log.config default entry with this sub-command, all other streams
defined in the log.config file will also generate session logs.
The log.config File 397