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Parameter ID
SLAPI_DUMP_NOOPATTRS
SLAPI_DUMP_NOWRAP
SLAPI_DUMP_STATEINFO
SLAPI_DUMP_UNIQUEID
Parameters for Error Logging
The parameters listed below are used with the
write error messages to the error log, which is by located by default in
<server_root>/slapd-<instance_id>/logs/errors
The severity level of the message is determined by the administrator and
determines whether the message is written to the error log. The severity level can
have one of the following values:
Parameter ID
SLAPI_LOG_FATAL
SLAPI_LOG_TRACE
SLAPI_LOG_PACKETS
SLAPI_LOG_ARGS
SLAPI_LOG_CONNS
SLAPI_LOG_BER
Description
A flag used to suppress the operational attributes. See
SLAPI_ATTR_FLAG_OPATTR.
By default, lines will be wrapped as defined in the
LDIF specification. This flag disables line wrapping.
This flag is only used internally by replication. This
flag allows access to the internal data used by
multi-master replication.
This flag is used when creating an LDIF file that will
be used to initialize a replica. Each entry will contain
the nsUniqueID operational attribute.
slapi_log_error()
Description
This message is always written to the error log.This
severity level indicates that a fatal error has occurred in
the server.
This message is written to the error log if the log level
setting "Trace function calls" is selected. This severity
level is typically used to indicate what function is being
called.
This message is written to the error log if the log level
setting "Packet handling" is selected.
This message is written to the error log if the log level
setting "Heavy trace output" is selected.
This message is written to the error log if the log level
setting "Connection management" is selected.
This message is written to the error log if the log level
setting "Packets sent/received" is selected.
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Parameters for Error Logging
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