logmgr (pmd.ini)
The [logmgr] section contains the parameters used by the PMDB logging facility.
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The [logmgr] section contains the parameters used by the PMDB logging facility.
- audit_backSpecifies the name of the PMDB audit backup file.Default:pmd_audit.bak
- audit_logSpecifies the name of the PMDB audit log file.Default:pmd_audit
- audit_groupSpecifies the group that can read the PMDB audit files. If no group is specified, only root can read the audit files.PAM Server Controldoes not verify the value of this token, so if you enter an invalid group name,PAM Server Controldoes not assign any group permissions to the audit log files.To change the group ownership of an existing audit log file, do the following:
- Use the selang command chgrp to set the group ownership of the files.
- Change the UNIX permissions by entering:
chmod 640 /opt/CA/PAMSC/log/seos.auditDefault:none - audit_sizeSpecifies the size of the PMDB audit log file, in KB. Do not specify a size less than 50 KB.Default:50 KB
- error_backSpecifies the name of the PMDB error backup file.Default:pmd_error.bak
- error_logSpecifies the name of the PMDB error log file.Default:pmd_error
- error_groupSpecifies the group that can read the PMDB error files. If no group is specified, only root can read the error files.PAM Server Controldoes not verify the value of this token, so if you enter an invalid group name,PAM Server Controldoes not assign any group permissions to the error log files.To change the group ownership of an existing error log file, do the following:
- Use the selang command chgrp to set the group ownership of the files.
- Change the UNIX permissions by entering:
chmod 640 /opt/CA/PAMSC/log/seos.errorDefault:none - error_sizeDefines the maximum size, in KB, of the PMDB error log file (defined by error_log).Limits:A minimum value of 50 KB.Default:50
- max_log_sizeSpecifies the size of the PMDB general log file in KB.Default:50 KB
- pmd_log_levelDetermines the messages that are logged in the PMDB log file.Valid values include the following:0-Do not log any entries.1-List only error messages.2-List error and informational messages.Default:2
- use_syslogDetermines whether the policy model daemon should write syslog messages.Default:yes