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2. WD logger, used by WatchDog
3. Sched logger, used by Scheduler
4. Avid logger, used by AviDaemon
5. Tcpd logger, used by Mail server
6. Scand logger, used by scanning engine
7. Aspam logger, used by antispam engine
8. Oad logger, used by on-access daemon
9. Cli logger, used by all command-line utilities
Configuration items of all loggers will be now listed. The '*' symbol has to be replaced
by 'private' or 'public' thus configuring private or public loggers. Private loggers are
encrypted AVG loggers, so there is no reason to set consolelog or syslog items to
true.
by 'private' or 'public' thus configuring private or public loggers. Private loggers are
encrypted AVG loggers, so there is no reason to set consolelog or syslog items to
true.
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logging.*.verbosity (STRING) specifies verbosity of the logger. Available
values are ERR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, DETAIL, ALL.
values are ERR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, DETAIL, ALL.
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logging.*.consolelog (BOOL) specifies whether logs go to console.
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logging.*.syslog (BOOL) specifies whether logs go to syslog.
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logging.*.filelog (BOOL) specifies whether logs go to file.
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logging.*.filename (STRING) specifies name of the logging file.
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logging.*.rollog (BOOL) specifies whether private logs go to rolling file.
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logging.*.rolname (STRING) specifies name of the rolling file.
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logging.*.rolcount (DWORD) specifies maximum number of rolling files.
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logging.*.rolsize (FILESIZE) specifies maximum size of a rolling file.