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The Netscape Administration Page
Click the Configuration tab.
3.
In the configuration tree, click
4.
Errors icon.
If you want to resize the column widths to show more detail, move your
mouse to position the pointer over a column head boundary so that it changes
to a double-arrow. Then, drag to make the column the width you want.
To Change Where Logs are Stored
From the Netscape Console navigation tree, select the instance of
1.
Administration Server that you want to modify.
Click Open to open the management window for the instance of
2.
Administration Server.
Click the Configuration tab, and then double-click Logging Options.
3.
In the Logging Options window, enter new paths as necessary:
4.
Access Log - Log File. Enter a path to the directory where you want
Administration Server to store the access log file. You can enter an absolute
path or a path relative to your server root directory.
Error Log - Log File. Enter the path to the directory where you want
Administration Server to store the error log file. You can enter an absolute path
or a path relative to your server root directory.
Click OK.
5.
The Netscape Administration Page
The Netscape Administration page provides links to sites or services of interest to
system administrators. For example, in Figure 6-1, the Administration page
contains a link to Administration Express and a link to a web site for downloading
server software. Depending on which Netscape server products you have installed,
the Administration page may include links to additional resources, such as the
Netscape Directory Server gateway or the Netscape Directory Server end-user
pages.
For more information on Administration Express, see "Administration Express" on
page 65. For more information on links related to other Netscape server software,
see your server's documentation.
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to expand the Logs directory, then click the
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