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Table 6-7 Log details
Log
Operation logs
Exception logs
Warning logs
Debug logs
Run log
The system also includes the following logs,
Table 6-8 Other logs
Log
U-Boot log
SSH log
System software restoration log
Physical RESET log
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Function
Records the information about operations performed
by operators or scheduled tasks. Operations about
local parameter settings are not recorded to logs.
Records system errors, When a fault occurs, you can
download logs and view the fault details.
Records temperature alarms, Boolean value input,
and mobility detection.
Debug logs record the debugging information used
by software developers or maintenance personnel.
Generally, the debug log function is disabled. For
details about how to enable the debug log, see
Appendix help Command
used to record the user operations and operation
instructions. To view run logs, log in to the Linux
operating system as the admin user. Run the su -
root command to switch to the root user, and check
the message.run file under /var/log.
Table 6-8 describes the functions of logs.
Function
Used to record user operations and
operation commands of the U-Boot. To
view U-Boot logs, log in to the U-Boot
through serial port and run the operdetail
command.
Used to record user operations and
operation commands of the SSH. To view
the SSH logs, log in to the Linux operating
system as the admin user. Run the su - root
command to switch to the root user, and
check the ssh.log file under /usr/log.
Used to record the operations during the
system software restoration. To check the
sftp_update.log file under /usr/log/, log in
to the SSH system as the admin user and
switch to the root user.
Records information that the camera is
restarted by pressing the reset button. To
view the log, log in to the Linux operating
system as the admin user. Run the su - root
command to switch to the root user, and
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