Error Log Logging Levels - Red Hat DIRECTORY SERVER 8.1 Command Reference Manual

Chapter 5. Log File Reference

5.2.1. Error Log Logging Levels

The error log can record different amounts of detail for operations, as well as different kinds of
information depending on the type of error logging enabled.
The logging level is set in the
16384, which included critical error messages and standard logged messages, like LDAP results
codes and startup messages. As with access logging, error logging levels are additive. To enable both
replication logging (8192) and plug-in logging (65536), set the log level to 73728 (8192 + 65536).
NOTE
Enabling high levels of debug logging can significantly erode server performance. Debug
log levels, such as replication (8192) should only be enabled for troubleshooting, not for
daily operations.
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Console Name
Trace function calls
Packeting handlings
Heavy trace output
Connection management
Packets sent/received
Search filter processing
Config file processing
Access control list processing
Log entry parsing.
configuration attribute. The default log level is
Description
Logs a message when the
server enters and exits a
function.
Logs debug information for
packets processed by the
server.
Logs when the server
enters and exits a function,
with additional debugging
messages.
Logs the current connection
status, including the connection
methods used for a SASL bind.
Print out the numbers of
packets sent and received by
the server.
Logs all of the functions called
by a search operation.
Prints any .conf configuration
files used with the server,
line by line, when the server
is started. By default, only
slapd-collations.conf is
available and processed.
Logs schema parsing
debugging information.