jlog.properties

This file configures the JLOG-based Tracing and FFDC of the IBM Security Directory Integrator server. These values can be modified dynamically (during Server execution) using the LogCmd script if the property jlog.noLogCmd was set to false when the Server started.

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# This file controls the tracing and First Failure Data Capture (FFDC) strategy for ITDI 7.2
# See the IDI documentation for more information on the contents of this file.
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#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Enable the JLOG's command server
#
# 	If the jlog.noLogCmd is set to false, then the JLOG LogManager will listen on the 
# 	default port (9992) for JLOG log commands. 
# 	Setting this property to false will enable you to modify the JLOG properties dynamically using the 
#	logcmd scripts. The logcmd scripts are placed under ITDI_HOME directory.
# 	The default value is set to true.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jlog.noLogCmd=true

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Set listen port for JLOG's command server
#
#       If you want LogManager to listen on different port than the default one (9992) you should
#       uncomment the property jlog.logCmdPort and set it to the required port. If not uncommented
#       the LogManager will listen on the default port - 9992.
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#jlog.logCmdPort=9992

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configure Jlog FileHandler for tracing into a file.
#
# 	By default the FileHandler is not attached to the Jlog Logger. 
#	Uncomment the properties with the prefix jlog.filehandler below to configure a FileHandler.
#	After uncommenting this you need to add the filehandler to the logger's listeners names as shown
#	below
#	e.g: jlog.logger.listenerNames=jlog.snapmemory jlog.snaphandler jlog.filehandler
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jlog.filehandler.className=com.ibm.log.FileHandler
#jlog.filehandler.description=JLOG File Handler for Logging and Tracing
#jlog.filehandler.encoding=UTF8
#jlog.filehandler.maxFiles=10
#jlog.filehandler.maxFileSize=2048
#jlog.filehandler.appending=true
#jlog.filehandler.fileDir=logs/
#jlog.filehandler.trace.fileName=trace.log
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------


#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# create a level filter. 
#	The level filter is used to define the level at which JFFDC action will be triggered.
#	For JFFDC to be meaningful this should be set to either FATAL or ERROR (case-insensitive).
#	NOTE: Setting the trigger level to other levels such as DEBUG_MIN will trigger unwanted JFFDC
#		action causing a performance drop. 
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jlog.levelflt.className=com.ibm.log.LevelFilter
jlog.levelflt.level=FATAL


#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configure the SnapMemoryHandler for tracing into a memory buffer.
#	The SnapMemoryHandler traces into a memory buffer and dumps the contents of the memory to a file on
#	trigger of a event (as defined by the level filter above) and writes the content to the specified 
#	file
# Properties:
# jlog.snapmemory.queueCapacity	: Sets the nnumber of LogEvents that can be buffered in the memory
# jlog.snapmemory.snapFile		: name of the file to which the contents of the memory will be dumped
# jlog.snapmemory.baseDir		: The directory where the snapFile is placed.
#						  daily subdirectories will be created under this base directory, as:
# 						  [baseDir]/[YYYY-MM-DD]/
# 						  Note: MS-DOS style path names need to be be escaped with backslashes
#							  eg: c:\\CTGI\\FFDC
# jlog.snapmemory.userSnapFile	: The name of the file to which the user initiated (from logcmd) dumps
#						  will be written to.	
# jlog.snapmemory.userSnapDir		: The directory where the userSnapfile is placed.
# jlog.snapmemory.msgIds		: The list of TMS IDs
# jlog.snapmemory.msgIDRepeatTime   : The minimum time, in milliseconds, after passing a log event with a 
#						  given TMS message ID, before another log event with the same ID can 
#						  be passed.					  						  
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jlog.snapmemory.className=com.tivoli.log.SnapMemoryHandler
jlog.snapmemory.description=Memory handler used to trace to memory
jlog.snapmemory.queueCapacity=10000
jlog.snapmemory.dumpEvents=true
jlog.snapmemory.snapFile=trace.log
jlog.snapmemory.baseDir=CTGDI/FFDC/
jlog.snapmemory.userSnapFile=userTrace.log
jlog.snapmemory.userSnapDir=CTGDI/FFDC/user/
jlog.snapmemory.triggerFilter=jlog.levelflt
jlog.snapmemory.msgIds=*E
jlog.snapmemory.msgIDRepeatTime=10000

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configure the JLogSnapHandler taking a snapshot of the SnapMemoryHanlders buffer
#	The JLogSnapHanlder takes a snapshot of the associated SnapMemoryBuffer.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jlog.snaphandler.className=com.tivoli.log.JLogSnapHandler
jlog.snaphandler.description=snaphandler to dump the memory trace
jlog.snaphandler.baseDir=CTGDI/FFDC/
jlog.snaphandler.snapMemoryHandler=jlog.snapmemory
jlog.snaphandler.triggerFilter=jlog.levelflt

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configure the PDLogger (Problem Determination) Object and attach the Listeners to it.
#	jlog.logger.level can be FATAL | ERROR | WARNING | INFO | DEBUG_MIN | DEBUG_MID | DEBUG_MAX
#	The heirarchy of the log levels is from the most severe (FATAL) to the least severe (DEBUG_MAX)
#	The value for this property is case-insensitive
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jlog.logger.level=FATAL
#jlog.logger.listenerNames=jlog.snapmemory jlog.snaphandler
jlog.logger.listenerNames=jlog.filehandler.trace
jlog.logger.className=com.ibm.log.PDLogger


#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Configure the PDLogger for the Config Editor and attach the Listeners to it.
# By default, no listeners are attached
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jlog.logger.config-editor.level=FATAL
jlog.logger.config-editor.listenerNames=