LSF Version 7.3 - Administering Platform LSF

Administering Platform LSF 205
Managing LSF on Platform EGO
where the date is expressed in YYYY-MM-DD hh-mm-ss.sss.
For example,
2006-03-14 11:02:44.000 Eastern Standard Time ERROR
[2488:1036] vemkdexit: vemkd is halting
.
EGO log classes Every log entry belongs to a log class. You can use log class as a mechanism to filter
log entries by area. Log classes in combination with log levels allow you to
troubleshoot using log entries that only address, for example, configuration.
Log classes are adjusted at run time using
egosh debug.
Valid logging classes are as follows:
EGO log levels There are nine log levels that allow administrators to control the level of event
information that is logged.
When you are troubleshooting, increase the log level to obtain as much detailed
information as you can. When you are finished troubleshooting, decrease the log
level to prevent the log files from becoming too large.
Valid logging levels are as follows:
Class Description
LC_ALLOC Logs messages related to the resource allocation engine
LC_AUTH Logs messages related to users and authentication
LC_CLIENT Logs messages related to clients
LC_COMM Logs messages related to communications
LC_CONF Logs messages related to configuration
LC_CONTAINER Logs messages related to activities
LC_EVENT Logs messages related to the event notification service
LC_MEM Logs messages related to memory allocation
LC_PEM Logs messages related to the process execution manager (pem)
LC_PERF Logs messages related to performance
LC_QUERY Logs messages related to client queries
LC_RECOVER Logs messages related to recovery and data persistence
LC_RSRC Logs messages related to resources, including host status changes
LC_SYS Logs messages related to system calls
LC_TRACE Logs the steps of the program
Level Description
LOG_EMERG Log only those messages in which the system is unusable.
LOG_ALERT Log only those messages for which action must be taken
immediately.
LOG_CRIT Log only those messages that are critical.
LOG_ERR Log only those messages that indicate error conditions.
LOG_WARNING Log only those messages that are warnings or more serious
messages. This is the default level of debug information.
LOG_NOTICE Log those messages that indicate normal but significant conditions
or warnings and more serious messages.