jftslogd - starts the log daemon
Format
jftslogd
Function
The jftslogd command starts the log daemon. To execute this command, you need superuser permissions.
The log daemon starts in accordance with the information specified in the definition file (ftslog.conf). If you want to change definition information, use a text editor to edit /var/opt/jp1_fts/sys/ftslog.conf, and then restart the log daemon.
If there is no definition file or the definition is invalid, the command uses the default values.
The following figure shows an example of a definition file:
![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/FU032180.GIF)
File Format
In a definition file, one definition is specified on a single line. A maximum of 2,048 bytes can be specified per line.
The following figure shows the format of a definition file:
![[Figure]](GRAPHICS/FU032190.GIF)
There must be space or a tab between a definition name and the colon (:) and between the colon and a value. The definition name can be preceded by spaces or tabs. Any number of characters following a hash mark (#) through a linefeed code are treated as a comment.
The following table lists and describes the definition names and the values.
|
Definition name |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
|
rotation size |
Specifies the maximum size of an event log file (in megabytes). Event log files are rotated so that the size of a file does not exceed the specified size. |
((1 to 9,999)) <<2>> |
|
rotation days |
Specifies a usage period for an event log file (in days). When the specified number of days elapses for one event log, the next event log is used. |
((1 to 366)) <<omitted>> |
|
rotation files |
Specifies the number of backup event log files. Rotation occurs among the specified number of files. |
((2 to 500)) <<5>> |
|
output level |
Specifies output levels for the event log. Only events at the specified levels are output. To specify multiple levels, delimit them with the comma (,). Example: output level : 0,1,2 |
((0 to 6)) <<0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6>> |
|
file name |
Specifies the name of the default event log file, expressed as a full path. The actual file name is generated by suffixing .serial-number to the specified default file name. Example: If the default file name is /var/log/ftsevent.log, the first file that is generated will be /var/log/ftsevent.log.1. The serial number that is assigned is from 1 to the number of event log backup files. Example: In the above example, if the number of backup files is 3, the following files are generated: "/var/log/ftsevent.log.1" "/var/log/ftsevent.log.2" "/var/log/ftsevent.log.3" |
((1 to 250 bytes)) <</var/opt/jp1_fts/trace/ftsevent.log>> |
The following table describes the output levels for the event log.
|
Level |
Messages that are output |
|---|---|
|
0 |
Error messages reporting an error that resulted in cancellation or termination of processing |
|
1 |
Messages reporting an error in a function that did not result in cancellation or termination of processing but that prevented normal operation of the function |
|
2 |
Start and termination of the daemon |
|
3 |
Transmission termination status |
|
4 |
Transmission start status |
|
5 |
Details of the transmission status |
|
6 |
ftstran command status messages |