Specifies the log class filtering to be applied to bld. Messages belonging to the specified log class are recorded. Not all debug message are controlled by log class.
LS_DEBUG_BLD sets the log class and is used in combination with MASK, which sets the log level. For example:
LS_LOG_MASK=LOG_DEBUG
LS_DEBUG_BLD="LC_TRACE"
You need to restart the bld daemon after setting LS_DEBUG_BLD for your changes to take effect.
Valid log classes are:
◆LC_AUTH: Log authentication messages
◆LC_COMM: Log communication messages
◆LC_FLEX: Log everything related to FLEX_STAT or FLEX_EXEC Macrovision APIs
◆LC_LICENSE: Log license management messages (LC_LICENCE is also supported for backward compatibility)
◆LC_PREEMPT: Log license preemption policy messages
◆LC_TRACE: Log significant program walk steps
◆LC_XDR: Log everything transferred by XDR
If you use the command bladmin blddebug to temporarily change this parameter without changing lsf.licensescheduler, you do not need to restart the daemons.
LS_LOG_MASK
Specifies the logging level of error messages for LSF License Scheduler daemons. If LS_LOG_MASK is not defined in lsf.licensescheduler, the value of LSF_LOG_MASK in lsf.conf is used. If neither LS_LOG_MASK nor LSF_LOG_MASK is defined, the default is LOG_WARNING.
For example:
LS_LOG_MASK=LOG_DEBUG
The log levels in order from highest to lowest are:
◆LOG_WARNING
◆LOG_DEBUG
◆LOG_DEBUG1
◆LOG_DEBUG2
◆LOG_DEBUG3
The most important License Scheduler log messages are at the LOG_WARNING level. Messages at the LOG_DEBUG level are only useful for debugging.
LS_MAX_TASKMAN_SESSIONS
Maximum number of taskman jobs that run simultaneously. Defined in lsf.licensescheduler.
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