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APPX Audit Log Feature | ||||||||
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Synopsis - Service ConfigurationThe appxAuditMgr service configuration commands are used to create, configure, and remove an instance of an APPX Audit Log Service. | ||||||||
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< < | appxAuditMgr -install -ServiceType=logmonitor -SockPort=[TCP-Port] [options]... [VARIABLE=VALUE]... | |||||||
> > | appxAuditMgr -install -serviceName=SERVICENAME -ServiceType=logmonitor -SockPort=[TCP-Port] [options]... [VARIABLE=VALUE]... | |||||||
appxAuditMgr -modify -serviceName=SERVICENAME [options]... [VARIABLE=VALUE]... | ||||||||
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Example 1 - Configure and start a new instance of the Audit Log Service that will listen for audit log requests on port 8070: | ||||||||
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< < | appxAuditMgr -install -port=8070 -ServiceType=logmonitor | |||||||
> > | appxAuditMgr -install -name=appxLog8070 -port=8070 -ServiceType=logmonitor
[root@localhost services]# ./appxAuditMgr -install -name=appxLog8070 -port=8070 -ServiceType=logmonitor Configuration written to: appxLog8070.ini Environment written to: appxLog8070.env Service script written to: /etc/init.d/appxLog8070 Configuration complete Registering service Starting appxLog8070: serviceName: appxLog8070 servicePath: /usr/local/appx500/services/ Looking for config file in appxLog8070.ini Writing process ID to /var/run/appxLog8070.pid running as process 12859 servicing port 8070 up and running (process 12859 servicing port 8070) Installation Complete | |||||||
Example 2 - Configure and start a new instance of the Audit Log Service that will listen for audit log requests on port 8070. The service name and descriptive name are also specified. | ||||||||
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Enhancement SuggestionsNotesMore About Log Profiles | ||||||||
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If you restart the log monitor on 11-Jun-08 (and your LogNamePattern specifies %D-%B-%Y), any existing log file with that name would be replaced. Of course, you can include time components in the LogNamePattern to avoid that problem (or add %N to the pattern to include a sequence number). Here's the complete list of valid specifiers (from the strftime man page): | ||||||||
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< < | %a The abbreviated weekday name according to the current locale. | |||||||
> > | %a The abbreviated weekday name according to the current locale. | |||||||
%A The full weekday name according to the current locale. %b The abbreviated month name according to the current locale. %B The full month name according to the current locale. | ||||||||
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< < | -- SteveFrizzell - 20 Jun 2008 |