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Customizing error logs in the InfoPrint Manager Windows server
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Chapter 8. Customizing error logs in the InfoPrint Manager Windows server InfoPrint Manager provides three configuration files for various InfoPrint Manager servers and processes: 1. spl_error.cfg for the InfoPrint Manager server error log. 2. notifyd_error.cfg for the Notification server error log. 3. sap_error.cfg for all the SAP Callback processes. To customize error logs for one of these servers or processes to control their size, whether they wrap, the severity level of messages written to the logs, and the number of back-up logs that InfoPrint Manager saves, you must perform one of the procedures in the next section. Customizing an InfoPrint Manager server error log By default, the InfoPrint Manager server error log starts when the InfoPrint Manager server starts. Use this procedure to customize the InfoPrint Manager server error log. 1. Find the spl_error.cfg file in the bin directory that is under the directory where InfoPrint Manager is installed (the default is C:\Program Files\IBM\Infoprint Manager). 2. Copy the spl_error.cfg file into the workspace_path directory. The workspace_path is specified on the Workspace path field. From the InfoPrint Manager Management Console, click Edit → Service Configuration path to verify the setting of the Workspace path field. For these examples, workspace_path signifies the fully qualified path where the error log is in, such as C:\Program Files\IBM\Infoprint Manager\var\pd. Note: If you already customize your server error logs, remember to change the name or move the current spl_error.cfg file in workspace_path so that your customization values can be copied over into the newer version of the file. 3. Open a copy of the spl_error.cfg file in the workspace_path directory and edit it to specify the settings for the log attributes that you want (as shown in Figure 1 on page 34). For example, you can modify the log-backup-number attribute, which lets you specify the number of backup logs that InfoPrint saves, including the initial error.log.BAK file. Before this attribute was added to the product, an unlimited number of logs were saved. 33