Oracle® Fabric OS 1.0.2 Command Reference

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Updated: November 2016
 
 

get log-files

The get log-files command gathers log, archive, and core files and places them in a file to send to Oracle Customer Support. For example, xsigo-logs.tar.gz. The .gz file extension is automatically added.

Syntax

get log-files output file [–all] [–cores] [–noarchives] [–nologs] [–silent]

where output file is a compressed file containing information for Oracle Customer Support.

Options

Option
Description
–all
Gathers all log and archive files (but not core files) and puts them in the xsigo-logs.tar.gz file. If you want to include core files, use the –cores option.
–cores
Gathers all core files (but not log or archive files) and puts them in the xsigo-logs.tar.gz file.
–noarchives
Gathers all log and core files (but not archived log files) and puts them in the xsigo-logs.tar.gz file.
–nologs
Gathers all core and archive files (but not current log files) and puts them in the xsigo-logs.tar.gz file.
–silent
Gathers all log, archive, and core files and puts them in the xsigo-logs.tar.gz file without displaying any onscreen progress.

Example: Gather All Log Files

This example gathers all available files, logs, and cores, as well as the output f the show tech-support command, and places it into a gzipped tar file to send to Oracle Customer Support.

[OFOS] get-log-files -all
copying /log/cli.log...
copying /log/createdb.log...
copying /log/daemon.log...
copying /log/dumpster.log...
copying /log/ib.log...
copying /log/install.log...
copying /log/kern.log...
copying /log/osm.log...
copying /log/postgresql.log...
copying /log/syslog.log...
copying /log/upgrade.log...
copying /log/upgrade_sw.log...
copying /log/user-debug.log...
copying /log/user-debug_old.log...
copying /log/user.log...
copying /log/xdsd.log...
copying /log/xms.log...
copying /log/createdb.log.1.gz...
copying /log/dmesg.1.gz...
copying /log/dmesg.2.gz...
copying /log/dmesg.3.gz...
copying /log/dmesg.4.gz...
copying /log/ib.log.1.gz...
copying /log/ib.log.2.gz...
copying /log/ib.log.3.gz...
copying /log/ib.log.4.gz...
copying /log/ib.log.5.gz...
copying /log/osm.log.1.gz...
copying /log/osm.log.2.gz...
copying /log/postgresql.log.1.gz...
copying /log/postgresql.log.2.gz...
copying /log/syslog.log.1.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.10.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.1.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.2.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.3.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.4.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.5.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.6.gz...
copying /log/user-debug.log.7.gz...
copying /log/user.log.8.gz...
copying /log/user.log.9.gz...
copying /log/wtmp.1.gz...
copying /log/coredumps/dmsg_iocard-8_ts67_0...
copying /log/coredumps/dmsg_iocard-8_ts68_0...
copying /log/coredumps/dmsg_iocard-8_ts74_0...
copying /log/coredumps/dmsg_iocard-8_ts86_0...
copying /log/coredumps/mimm.1727.core...
Warning: cannot open file: /log/coredumps/mimm.1727.core
copying /log/coredumps/mimm.5532.core...
Warning: cannot open file: /log/coredumps/mimm.5532.core
copying /log/coredumps/snmpagent.1653.core...
Warning: cannot open file: /log/coredumps/snmpagent.1653.core
copying /log/coredumps/snmpagent.25697.core...
Warning: cannot open file: /log/coredumps/snmpagent.25697.core
copying /log/coredumps/systemcontrolle.23348.core...
Warning: cannot open file: /log/coredumps/systemcontrolle.23348.core
copying /log/coredumps/systemcontrolle.26447.core...
Warning: cannot open file: /log/coredumps/systemcontrolle.26447.core
copying /log/coredumps/systemcontrolle.851.core...
Warning: cannot open file: /log/coredumps/systemcontrolle.851.core
*** output file is xsigo-logs.tar.gz (49.12M)
You can use the 'file copy' command to transfer it off the Oracle system