Collecting additional log information for easier debugging
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If you need additional logs to debug a failed SnapManager operation, you must set an external environment variable server.log.level. This variable overrides the default log level and dumps all the log messages in the log file. For example, you can change the log level to DEBUG, which logs additional messages and can assist in debugging issues.
The SnapManager logs can be found at the following locations:
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/var/log/smsap
To override the default log level, you must perform the following steps:
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Create a
platform.override
text file in the SnapManager installation directory. -
Add the
server.log.level
parameter in theplatform.override
text file. -
Assign a value (TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL, or PROGRESS) to the
server.log.level
parameter.For example, to change the log level to ERROR, set the value of
server.log.level
to ERROR.server.log.level=ERROR
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Restart the SnapManager server.
If the additional log information is not required, you can delete the server.log.level parameter from the platform.override text file.
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SnapManager manages the volume of server log files based on the user-defined values of the following parameters in the smsap.config
file:
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log.max_log_files
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log.max_log_file_size
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log.max_rolling_operation_factory_logs