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[par ] SFTPEDITLINEMODE <cut>
[def ] SFTPEDITLINENUMBERDECIMALINCR <1000>
[def ] SFTPEDITLINESTARTDECIMALINCR <-1>
[par ] SFTPEXCLUSIONMODEREAD <EXCLUSIVE>
[def ] SFTPIDLETIMEOUT <-1>
[def ] SFTPMAXEXTENTS <900>
[def ] SFTPPRIMARYEXTENTSIZE <2>
[def ] SFTPREALPATHFILEATTRIBUTEECHOED <FALSE>
[def ] SFTPSECONDARYEXTENTSIZE <100>
[def ] SFTPUPSHIFTGUARDIANFILENAMES <FALSE>
[def ] SHELLENVIRONMENT <>
[def ] SOCKETKEEPALIVE <1>
[par ] SOCKETRCVBUF <122880>
[par ] SOCKETSNDBUF <122880>
[def ] SOCKTCPMAXRXMT <0>
[def ] SOCKTCPMINRXMT <0>
[def ] SOCKTCPRXMTCNT <0>
[def ] SOCKTCPTOTRXMTVAL <0>
[def ] SSHAUTOKEXBYTES <1073741824>
[run ] SSHAUTOKEXTIME <60>
[def ] SSHCTL <SSHCTL>
[def ] SSHCTLAUDIT <TRUE>
[def ] SSHKEEPALIVETIME <60>
[def ] STOREDPASSWORDSONLY <FALSE>
[run ] STRICTHOSTKEYCHECKING <false>
[run ] SUBNET <$ZSAM1>
[def ] SUPPRESSCOMMENTINSSHVERSION <FALSE>
[def ] TCPIPHOSTFILE <*>
[def ] TCPIPNODEFILE <*>
[def ] TCPIPRESOLVERNAME <*>
$SSH54|18Apr12 17:07:31.17|10|CRYPTOPP version
T9999H06_12Apr2012_comForte_CRYPTOPP_0023
$SSH54|18Apr12 17:07:31.21|10|SSH config database SSHCTL opened.
$SSH54|18Apr12 17:07:31.23|20|parameter SUBNET was evaluated
$SSH54|18Apr12 17:07:31.24|20|DEFINE =TCPIP^PROCESS^NAME was set to <\NPNS01.$ZSAM1>
$SSH54|18Apr12 17:07:31.25|20|TCP/IP process is $ZSAM1
$SSH54|18Apr12 17:07:31.25|20|DEFINE =PTCPIP^FILTER^KEY was set to
<\NPNS01.$US.SSH92.SSH48>
$SSH54|18Apr12 17:07:3
The second runtime argument can be used to create a new EDIT file containing the log file contents. The following
example shows how to convert the whole log file into an edit file (note that this can take some time for large files):
42> run showlog SSH2log logedit
SHOWLOG log file converter Version T9999A05_16Apr2009_HP_SHOWLOG_0022
writing out-file 'logedit'
---processing in-file 'ssh2log'
---
--- EOF reached, done
---
43> fileinfo logedit
$US.SSH89C
CODE EOF LAST MODIFIED OWNER RWEP PExt SExt
LOGEDIT 101 6086 23DEC2010 17:36 255,255 NONO 14 2844>
The third and last runtime argument can be used to limit the part of the file that is converted. This is helpful for the
viewing large log files. The following example illustrates the dumping of a large log file. Only a limited number of log
messages (totaling 10.000 bytes) after a given offset (5.000.000) are shown:
33> run showlog SSH2log * 5000000 10000
SHOWLOG log file converter Version T9999A05_16Apr2009_HP_SHOWLOG_0022
starting at offset 5000000
dumping at most 10000 bytes
---processing in-file 'SSH2log'
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