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Log file logfile.txt
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8 Log file logfile.txt
Normally, reading the file logfile.txt should not be necessary for pur-
poses other than personal interest in internal server affairs. Tracing errors
is also a reason the file should be consulted for. If you send us error re-
ports by fax or email, please always include the relevant parts of the log
file.
All messages of the server go to the log file in the JUKEMAN directory.
These messages have different levels: low levels for important messages,
higher levels for less important messages. The server parameter loglev
is a limit that keeps messages with a higher level than this limit out of the
log file.
• The lowest level 0 which covers all starting and stopping errors as well
as hardware errors that crash the server.
• Levels 1 and 2 are for hardware error messages.
• Level 3 is for starting and stopping messages of devices.
• Level 4 is for new disks.
• Level 5 is for disk changes and other different events.
• Levels 6, 7, 8, and 9 are for error tracing only: You can use these lev-
els, but they are far too complex to be described here in detail.
The default log level 4. Most messages up to this level and some mes-
sages from level 5 are easily comprehensible. This is a typical log mes-
sage:
3 3/29:1137:310 @ 2 \\.\p0b0t5 is YAMAHA's CD-drive CDR400c
The first number is the log level. This message is about attaching a drive
which is important enough for level 3.
The next number is the time in the following format:
month/date:HourMinute:SecondTenthsecond.
(months: 1-9 january-september, O=october, N=november, D=december)