LSF Version 7.3 - Platform LSF Configuration Reference

You need to restart the bld daemon after setting LS_DEBUG_BLD for your changes to take
effect.
If you use the command bladmin blddebug to temporarily change this parameter without
changing lsf.licensescheduler, you do not need to restart the daemons.
Valid values
Valid log classes are:
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LC_AUTH - Log authentication messages
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LC_COMM - Log communication messages
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LC_FLEX - Log everything related to FLEX_STAT or FLEX_EXEC Macrovision APIs
•
LC_LICENSE - Log license management messages (LC_LICENCE is also supported for
backward compatibility)
•
LC_PREEMPT - Log license preemption policy messages
•
LC_TRACE - Log significant program walk steps
•
LC_XDR - Log everything transferred by XDR
Valid values
Valid log classes are the same as for LS_DEBUG_CMD.
Default
Not defined.
LS_LOG_MASK
Syntax
LS_LOG_MASK=message_log_level
Description
Specifies the logging level of error messages for LSF License Scheduler daemons. If
LS_LOG_MASK is not defined in lsf.licensescheduler, the value of LSF_LOG_MASK
in lsf.conf is used. If neither LS_LOG_MASK nor LSF_LOG_MASK is defined, the default
is LOG_WARNING.
For example:
LS_LOG_MASK=LOG_DEBUG
The log levels in order from highest to lowest are:
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LOG_WARNING
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LOG_DEBUG
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LOG_DEBUG1
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LOG_DEBUG2
•
LOG_DEBUG3
The most important License Scheduler log messages are at the LOG_WARNING level.
Messages at the LOG_DEBUG level are only useful for debugging.
Although message log level implements similar functionality to UNIX syslog, there is no
dependency on UNIX syslog. It works even if messages are being logged to files instead of
syslog.
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