Internet Express for Tru64 UNIX Version 6.8 Administration Guide (14233)

Figure 6-9 Logging Settings Form
2. Fill out the form. Table 6-6 describes the settings.
3. Click Submit to make the necessary changes. A status message is displayed when complete.
Table 6-6 IMP Logging Settings
DescriptionSetting
Select to enable IMP logging of events.Enabled
If logging is enabled, choose the driver type from the selection list. The file
driver type will log in to a text file. The syslog driver type will log in to the
syslog facility. The sql driver type will use a database table to store logs.
Driver
Enter the type of logging you are using:
• For file, this should be the absolute path to the text file (ex.
/data/logs/horde/horde.log).
• For syslog this should be the facility (for example, . LOG_LOCAL0). See
syslog(3) for information on allowed values.
• For sql, this should be the name of the table to use.
Name
Click the level of messages to log. The selected setting logs all messages at its
level or above.
Level
Enter the identifier to use in the logs.Identifier
If you use the sql driver for logging, you must enter more information on the
database to use. This should be a connection string with the basic syntax,
phptype://username:password@protocol+hostspec:port/database_name.
phptype is required, but most other parts are optional. See comments in
/usr/local/lib/php/DB.php, parseDSN function for other variations on
this syntax. For example,
pgsql://hordemgr:mypass@tcp+localhost:5432/horde will connect
to the PostgreSQL database horde on localhost port 5432 using a TCP socket
and the user hordemgr with password mypass.
SQL parameters
6.3.9 Managing Preference Driver Settings
The Preference Driver Settings form Figure 6-10 allows you to define the settings for storing and
retrieving user preferences. To modify these settings, choose Preference Driver Settings from the
IMP Webmail Administration menu. You will be presented with the fields described in Table 6-7.
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