Sun Java System Instant Messaging 7 2006Q1 Administration Guide

Logging Configuration Parameters

Table A–3 lists and describes the logging configuration parameters for both log4j-based logging and iim.conf parameter-based logging.

Table A–3 Logging Configuration Parameters


Parameter	Default Value	Description
`iim.log.iim_server.severity`	`INFO`	Level of logging required for the server module. The possible values from highest to lowest are: `FATAL`, `ERROR`, `WARNING`, `INFO`, and `DEBUG`. If a lower level of logging is chosen, it is implied that you get the higher levels too. For example, if you choose `WARNING` you get `FATAL`, `ERROR`, and `WARNING`.
`iim.log.iim_server.url`	`im_runtime_base/log/xmppd.log`	Location of the server log file. This file needs to be periodically trimmed to prevent disk space from filling up.
`iim.log.iim_mux.severity`	`INFO`	Level of logging required for the multiplexor module. The possible values from highest to lowest are: `FATAL`, `ERROR`, `WARNING`, `INFO`, and `DEBUG`. If a lower level of logging is chosen, it is implied that you get the higher levels too. For example, if you choose `WARNING` you get `FATAL`, `ERROR`, and `WARNING`.
`iim.log.iim_mux.url`	`im_runtime_base/log/mux.log`	Location of the multiplexor log file. This file needs to be periodically trimmed to prevent disk space from filling up.
`iim.log.iim_server.maxlogsize`		This parameter contains the maximum size of a server log file. If the log files exceeds the size specified in this parameter then server creates a new file to log in the details.
`iim.log.iim_wd.severity`	`INFO`	Level of logging required for the watchdog. The possible values from highest to lowest are: `FATAL`, `ERROR`, `WARNING`, `INFO`, and `DEBUG`. If a lower level of logging is chosen, it is implied that you get the higher levels too. For example, if you choose `WARNING` you get `FATAL`, `ERROR`, and `WARNING`.
`iim.log.agent-calendar.severity`	`INFO`	Level of logging required for the Calendar agent. The possible values from highest to lowest are: `FATAL`, `ERROR`, `WARNING`, `INFO`, and `DEBUG`. If a lower level of logging is chosen, it is implied that you get the higher levels too. For example, if you choose `WARNING` you get `FATAL`, `ERROR`, and `WARNING`.
`iim.log4j.config`	`im_cfg_base`	Specifies the location and name of the log4j configuration file. If no value exists for this parameter, the logger will look for `log4j.conf` in `im_cfg_base`. If the logger does not find log4j.conf in `im_cfg_base`, it uses the parameter-based logging method, instead of log4j.