show_logging(1) - Linux man page
Name
show:logging - This command displays logging configuration information.
Synopsis
show:logging
Description
The show:logging command displays logging configuration information, including collation, management, format, and rolling configuration (see example below). The show:logging command takes no options.
Example
When you execute the show:logging command, you see results in the following format:
traffic_shell> show:logging Logging Mode ----------------------------- errors and transactions Management Log Space Limit ------------------------ 2000 MB Log Space Headroom --------------------- 10 MB Log Collation ---------------------------- off Host ----------------------------------- NULL Port ----------------------------------- 8085 Secret --------------------------------- foobar Host Tagged ---------------------------- off Space Limit for Orphan Files ----------- 25 MB Squid Format ----------------------------- on File Type ------------------------------ ASCII File Name ------------------------------ squid File Header ---------------------------- NULL Netscape Common -------------------------- off File Type ------------------------------ ASCII File Name ------------------------------ common File Header ---------------------------- NULL Netscape Extended ------------------------ off File Type ------------------------------ ASCII File Name ------------------------------ extended File Header ---------------------------- NULL Netscape Extended2 ----------------------- off File Type ------------------------------ ASCII File Name ---------------------------- extended2 File Header ---------------------------- NULL Splitting ICP Log Splitting ---------------------- off HTTP Host Log Splitting ---------------- off Custom Logs ------------------------------ off Custom Log Definition Format ------------- Traditional Rolling ---------------------------------- on Roll Offset Hour ----------------------- 0 Roll Interval -------------------------- 86400 s Auto-delete rolled files (low space) --- on traffic_shell>
See Also
config:logging