Log service commands
Use the /opt/Avaya/contrib/bin/ce tool that is present on the Avaya Breeze® platform node, to enter commands for viewing logs and changing logs configuration. The commands have been enhanced to take a snap-in name as an argument so that the action is only on the log files of that particular snap-in. For example, ce dlogstat <snap-in name>.
Caution:
Use the ce dlog command with caution. This command is performance impacting.
You must view the logs on the server if you are using the log service commands tool.
Command |
Description |
dlogstat <snap-in name> |
Displays the status of the log including the files and the size. |
dlogc <snap-in name> |
Displays all the snap-in’s log files |
dlogt <snap-in name> |
Displays the reverse line snap-in’s log files |
dlogv <snap-in name> |
Displays the snap-in log files in the vi editor. |
dlogw <snap-in name> |
Watches or tails a snap-in’s log files. New contents in the log file are printed on the screen. |
dlogwi <snap-in name> |
Watches or tails a snap-in’s log files immediately. |
dlogwf <snap-in name> |
Tails a snap-in’s log file into X.log as well. |
dlog4j <snap-in name> |
Displays the snap-in’s log4j.properties file and the definitions of the properties. |
dlog4jc <snap-in name> |
Displays the snap-in’s master file, the file used after restart. |
dlog4jm <snap-in name> |
Displays the snap-in’s master file. |
dlogclear <snap-in name> |
Clears the rolled-over logs, except the active log. |
dlogon <snap-in name> <arg> |
Turns on the finest debug level for the snap-in logs. You can add the logging level as the argument. The debug level will be enabled for the log level you set. |
dlogoff <snap-in name> <arg> |
Reverts to the default debug level for the snap-in logs. You can add the logging level as the argument. The debug level will be disabled for the log level you set. |
