ACC Utilities Reference Guide

ZMLOG - Diagnostic Message Logging
ZCOM Diagnostic Message Logging Mechanism
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message priorities are specified in the message file and
may be customized if required. If this parameter is not
specified 0 is used as the priority level.
-z <zfile> Specify an alternate file to read the diagnostic message
stream from. The name of the new file is <zfile>. If this
parameter is not specified then /dev/zmlog is used.
-m <mfile> Specify the message file <mfile> for expanding the
binary logs to text. If not specified, environment
variable LANG is used to select the file
/opt/acc/msg/$LANG.msg. If this file does not exist or
LANG is not set, the default message file
/opt/acc/msg/default.msg is used.
-B <bmax> Specify the size limit (in bytes) of each daily binary log
file. If a binary log file exceeds this limit, zmlog will
rename the current file with an “.old” suffix and start
on a new file. The default limit is 1Gb if not specified.
-T <tmax> Specify the size limit (in bytes) of each daily text log
file. If a text log file exceeds this limit, zmlog will
rename the current file with an “.old” suffix and start
on a new file. The default limit is 1Gb if not specified.
-l <lpath> Specify the directory path <lpath> for the log files. If
<lpath> is not specified then /var/opt/acc/log is used.
-d <dev> Specify device file <dev> to log text messages to. Up to
four device files may be specified with four -d
parameters. If -d is not specified the device logging is
done to /dev/console.
-nd Disable device logging. This option overrides the -d
parameters.