logdump
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The NFS logdump
command filters logs based on the migration ID or job ID and dumps those logs into a .zip
file in the current directory. The .zip
file has the same name as the migration or job ID that is used with the command.
Syntax
xcp logdump -m <migration ID>
xcp logdump -j <job ID>
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[root@client1 xcp_nfs]# xcp logdump -j Job_2022-06-14_21.49.28.060943_scan xcp: Job ID: Job_2022-06-14_21.52.48.744198_logdump Xcp command : xcp logdump -j Job_2022-06-14_21.49.28.060943_scan Stats : Speed : 0 in (0/s), 0 out (0/s) Total Time : 0s. Job ID : Job_2022-06-14_21.52.48.744198_logdump Log Path : /opt/NetApp/xFiles/xcp/xcplogs/Job_2022-06-14_21.52.48.744198_logdump.log STATUS : PASSED [root@client xcp_nfs]# ls Job_2022-06-14_21.49.28.060943_scan Job_2022-06-14_21.49.28.060943_scan.log supplementary [root@client1 xcp_nfs]# ls Job_2022-06-14_21.49.28.060943_scan/supplementary/ Job_idx_2022-06-14_21.46.05.167338_copy.log Job_idx_2022-06-14_21.47.41.868410_sync.log xcp_history.json Job_idx_2022-06-14_21.46.35.134294_sync.log Job_idx_2022-06 14_21.48.00.085869_sync.log [root@client1 xcp_nfs]# [root@client1 xcp_nfs]# ./xcp logdump -m idx xcp: Job ID: Job_2022-06-14_21.56.04.218977_logdump Xcp command : xcp logdump -m idx Stats : Speed : 0 in (0/s), 0 out (0/s) Total Time : 0s. Job ID : Job_2022-06-14_21.56.04.218977_logdump Log Path : /opt/NetApp/xFiles/xcp/xcplogs/Job_2022-06-14_21.56.04.218977_logdump.log STATUS : PASSED [root@client1 xcp_nfs]# ls idx Job_idx_2022-06-14_21.46.05.167338_copy.log Job_idx_2022-06-14_21.47.41.868410_sync.log xcp_history.json Job_idx_2022-06-14_21.46.35.134294_sync.log Job_idx_2022-06-14_21.48.00.085869_sync.log