logs¶
Show and manage the log files produced by Refinery
refinery logs [option]
Options: --disable-debug-logging --log-file --show-debug-logging --enable-debug-logging --process --tail --list --show-archive-config --view
--list-
List all the available log files for the process specified with
--process. --view-
Show the latest log file available for the specified process.
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Supports the Additional Log File Viewing options.
--tail-
Tail the latest log file available for the process specified with
--process. -
Supports the Additional Log File Viewing options.
--show-archive-config-
Show the current archive status for the primary log folder within Refinery.
--show-debug-logging-
Show the current state of debug logging for the process specified with
--process. -
Supports the Additional Debug Logging options
--enable-debug-logging-
Enable debug logging for the specified log component (or
ALL) on the specified process. -
Supports the Additional Debug Logging options
--disable-debug-logging
- Disables debug logging for the specified log component (or
ALL) on the specified process. -
Supports the Additional Debug Logging options
Additional log file viewing options¶
--process process-
Process to view log files.
--log-file log-file-
File to be opened instead of the latest log file.
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Must match the name of the specified process to be viewable through this command.
Additional debug logging options¶
--process process-
Process to modify the debug logging state on.
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Must be online and available for access via TCP to modify the debug logging options. If the process is busy, this operation will time out.
--component component-
Logging component to modify the debug logging state on.
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A component is the prefix on each log, after the date and time, that provides additional information as to the source of the log line.
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In the example below, the component is
cmon:<->2020.01.23D15:31:55.639 ### cmon ### debug. ### (18507): No monitoring daemon connection ...
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Specify
ALLto modify all logging components on the process.