ganesha-log-config(8)

1GANESHA-LOG-CONFIG(8)             NFS-Ganesha            GANESHA-LOG-CONFIG(8)
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NAME

6       ganesha-log-config - NFS Ganesha Log Configuration File
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SYNOPSIS

9       /etc/ganesha/ganesha.conf
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DESCRIPTION

13       NFS-Ganesha  reads  the  configuration  data from: | /etc/ganesha/gane‐
14       sha.conf
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16       This file lists NFS-Ganesha Log config options.
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18       These options may be dynamically updated by issuing  a  SIGHUP  to  the
19       ganesha.nfsd process.
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21   LOG {}
22       Default_log_level(token,default EVENT)
23          If  this  option  is  NOT  set, the fall back log level will be that
24          specified in the -N option on the command line if that is set,  oth‐
25          erwise the fallback level is EVENT.
26              If  a  SIGHUP  is  issued, any components not specified in LOG {
27              COMPONENTS {} } will be reset to this value.
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29       The log levels are:
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31       NULL, FATAL, MAJ, CRIT, WARN, EVENT,  INFO,  DEBUG,  MID_DEBUG,  M_DBG,
32       FULL_DEBUG, F_DBG
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34       RPC_Debug_Flags(uint32, range 0 to UINT32_MAX, default 7)
35              Debug  flags  for  TIRPC  (default  7  matches log level default
36              EVENT).
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38              These flags are only used if the TIRPC component is set to DEBUG
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40       Display_UTC_Timestamp(bool, default false)
41              Flag to enable displaying UTC date/time in log messages  instead
42              of localtime.
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44   LOG { COMPONENTS {} }
45       Default_log_level(token,default EVENT)
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47              These entries are of the form:
48                     COMPONENT = LEVEL;
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50              The components are:
51                     ALL, LOG, MEMLEAKS, FSAL, NFSPROTO, NFS_V4, EXPORT, FILE‐
52                     HANDLE,    DISPATCH,    CACHE_INODE,     CACHE_INODE_LRU,
53                     HASHTABLE, HASHTABLE_CACHE, DUPREQ, INIT, MAIN, IDMAPPER,
54                     NFS_READDIR,  NFS_V4_LOCK,  CONFIG,  CLIENTID,  SESSIONS,
55                     PNFS,   RW_LOCK,   NLM,   RPC,   TIRPC,  NFS_CB,  THREAD,
56                     NFS_V4_ACL,  STATE,  9P,  9P_DISPATCH,   FSAL_UP,   DBUS,
57                     NFS_MSK
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59              Some synonyms are:
60                     FH  =  FILEHANDLE  HT  =  HASHTABLE INODE_LRU = CACHE_IN‐
61                     ODE_LRU INODE = CACHE_INODE DISP = DISPATCH LEAKS =  MEM‐
62                     LEAKS   NFS3   =   NFSPROTO  NFS4  =  NFS_V4  HT_CACHE  =
63                     HASHTABLE_CACHE   NFS_STARTUP   =   INIT   NFS4_LOCK    =
64                     NFS_V4_LOCK NFS4_ACL = NFS_V4_ACL 9P_DISP = 9P_DISPATCH
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66              The log levels are:
67                     NULL, FATAL, MAJ, CRIT, WARN, EVENT, INFO, DEBUG, MID_DE‐
68                     BUG, M_DBG, FULL_DEBUG, F_DBG
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70                     default none
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72              ALL is a special component that when set, sets all components to
73              the  specified  value,  overriding  any that are explicitly set.
74              Note that if ALL is then removed from the config and  SIGHUP  is
75              issued, all components will revert to what is explicitly set, or
76              Default_Log_Level if that is  specified,  or  the  original  log
77              level  from  the  -N command line option if that was set, or the
78              code default of EVENT.
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80              TIRPC is a special component that also sets the  active  RPC_De‐
81              bug_Flags.   If  the  level for TIRPC is DEBUG or MID_DEBUG, the
82              custom RPC_Debug_Flags set by that parameter will be used,  oth‐
83              erwise flags will depend on the level the TIRPC component is set
84              to:
85                 NULL or FATAL: 0
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87                 CRIT or MAJ: TIRPC_DEBUG_FLAG_ERROR
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89                 WARN: TIRPC_DEBUG_FLAG_ERROR | TIRPC_DEBUG_FLAG_WARN
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91                 EVENT or INFO: TIRPC_DEBUG_FLAG_ERROR | TIRPC_DEBUG_FLAG_WARN
92                 | TIRPC_DEBUG_FLAG_EVENT
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94                 DEBUG or MID_DEBUG: RPC_Debug_Flags
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96                 FULL_DEBUG: 0xffffffff
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98   LOG { FACILITY {} }
99       name(string, no default)
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101       destination(string, no default, must be supplied)
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103       max_level(token,default FULL_DEBUG)
104              The log levels are:
105                 NULL,  FATAL, MAJ, CRIT, WARN, EVENT, INFO, DEBUG, MID_DEBUG,
106                 M_DBG, FULL_DEBUG, F_DBG
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108       headers(token, values [none, component, all], default all)
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110       enable(token, values [idle, active, default], default idle)
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112   LOG { FORMAT {} }
113       date_format(enum,default ganesha)
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115              Possible values:
116                     ganesha, true, local, 8601, ISO-8601, ISO 8601, ISO, sys‐
117                     log, syslog_usec, false, none, user_defined
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119       time_format(enum,default ganesha)
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121              Possible values:
122                     ganesha, true, local, 8601, ISO-8601, ISO 8601, ISO, sys‐
123                     log, syslog_usec, false, none, user_defined
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125       user_date_format(string, no default)
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127       user_time_format(string, no default)
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129       EPOCH(bool, default true)
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131       CLIENTIP(bool, default false)
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133       HOSTNAME(bool, default true)
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135       PROGNAME(bool, default true)
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137       PID(bool, default true)
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139       THREAD_NAME(bool, default true)
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141       FILE_NAME(bool, default true)
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143       LINE_NUM(bool, default true)
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145       FUNCTION_NAME(bool, default true)
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147       COMPONENT(bool, default true)
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149       LEVEL(bool, default true)
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