log setting local | set |
log setting local
Use this command to configure logging to the local FortiMail hard disk.
Syntax
To configure logging to the local hard disk
set log setting local status {enable disable} set log setting local diskfull {overwrite nolog} set log setting local filesz
Keywords/Variables | Description | Default |
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status {enable disable} | Enable or disable logging to a destination. | disable |
loglevel | Sets the destination log severity level. Use the ? to list | Emergency |
<severity_integer> | the following log levels: |
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| 0=Emergency |
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| 1=Alert |
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| 2=Critical |
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| 3=Error |
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| 4=Warning |
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| 5=Notification |
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| 6=Information |
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| Logs include items of the level you set and higher. Set |
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| level to 6 if you want to include all log severity levels. |
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diskfull | Sets the action to take with additional logs when the | overwrite |
{overwrite nolog} | FortiMail hard disk runs out of space: |
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| • overwrite deletes the oldest log file when the hard |
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| disk is full |
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| • nolog stops logging messages when the hard disk |
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| is full. |
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filesz | Sets a maximum log file size in Mbytes. | 10 |
| When the log file reaches the size, the current log file |
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| is closed and saved. A new active log file is then |
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| started. The default log file is 10 MB and the maximum |
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| allowed size is 1000 MB |
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logtime <days_integer> | Sets a log time interval in days. | 10 |
| At the specified interval, the current log file is closed |
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| and saved, and a new one started. The default log |
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| time interval is 10 days. |
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History
FortiMail v2.8 | New. |
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