EELS log files
EELS supports two log files by default. These files are
located in /etc/eels/logs and are called:
mysql.log-
The log file for the default RDBMS used to store
EELS log messages. If you use an alternate RDBMS,
this log file will not be present. The file contains startup messages
and any error messages that may be generated by mysql. For
more information on mysql see the
T.c.X DataKonsultAB home page.
eelsd.log-
The EELS log file that is used to store status
information on how EELS is running. Usually this
file is empty unless there is a configuration error in
/etc/default/eels. The log file contains messages that
can help you identify your configuration problems. If there is
not enough information, you can increase the details written to
the file by adding the -d option to eelsd
when it is started. For more information on the -d
option see
``Setting the debug level for eelsd''.
NOTE:
EELS log messages
do not automatically get written to the EELS database.
The reason for this is that these log files are usually only written
to if there is a problem with EELS, in which case the
EELS database may not be available.
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