PAR Technologies V5 manual Pattern Name Description

Pattern	Name	Description
0x0000001	PSC_LOG_PART	Partitioning functions (i.e. PSpart_())
0x0000002	PSC_LOG_TASK	Task structure handling (i.e. PStask_())
0x0000004	PSC_LOG_VERB	Various, less interesting messages
0x0000010	PSID_LOG_SIGNAL	Signal handling
0x0000020	PSID_LOG_TIMER	Timer stuff
0x0000040	PSID_LOG_HW	Hardware stuff
0x0000080	PSID_LOG_RESET	Messages concerning (partial) resets
0x0000100	PSID_LOG_STATUS	Status determination
0x0000200	PSID_LOG_CLIENT	Client handling
0x0000400	PSID_LOG_SPAWN	Spawning clients
0x0000800	PSID_LOG_TASK	PStask_cleanup() call etc.
0x0001000	PSID_LOG_RDP	RDP messages
0x0002000	PSID_LOG_MCAST	Multicast messages
0x0004000	PSID_LOG_VERB	Higher verbosity (function call, etc.)
0x0008000	PSID_LOG_SIGDBG	More verbose signaling stuff
0x0010000	PSID_LOG_COMM	General daemon communication
0x0020000	PSID_LOG_OPTION	Option handling
0x0040000	PSID_LOG_INFO	Handling of info request messages
0x0080000	PSID_LOG_PART	Partition creation and management
0x0100000	PSID_LOG_ECHO	Echo each line to parse
0x0200000	PSID_LOG_FILE	Logs concerning the file to parse
0x0400000	PSID_LOG_CMNT	Comment handling
0x0800000	PSID_LOG_NODE	Info concerning each node
0x1000000	PSID_LOG_RES	Info on various resource to define
0x2000000	PSID_LOG_VERB	More verbose stuff

Table 2. psid debug flags

This parameter can be set persistently via the LogMask option within the ParaStation configuration file parastation.conf(5).

rdpdebug mask [nodes]

Set the debugging mask of the RDP protocol within the ParaStation daemon psid(8) to mask on the selected node(s).

Unless you want to debug the RDP protocol (i.e. the secure protocol used by the daemons to talk to each other) this parameter is not really useful.

Mask is the bit-wise disjunction of the following bit patterns:

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