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Appendix D
Configuration Files
proxy.config.log2.max_space_mb_
headroom
INT
10
Specifies the tolerance for the log space limit
in bytes. If the variable
proxy.config.log2.auto_delete_
rolled_file
is set to 1 (enabled),
autodeletion of log files is triggered when the
amount of free space available in the logging
directory is less than the value specified here.
proxy.config.log2.hostname
STRING
localhost
Specifies the hostname of the machine
running Traffic Server.
proxy.config.log2.logfile_dir
STRING
install_
dir/logs
Specifies the full path to the logging
directory.
proxy.config.log2.logfile_perm
STRING
rw-r--r--
Specifies the log file permissions. The
standard LINUX file permissions are used
(owner, group, other). Valid values are:
-
no permission
r
read permission
w
write permission
x
execute permission
NOTE:
Permissions are subject to the umask
settings for the traffic server process. This
means that a umask setting of 002 will not
allow write permission for others, even if
specified in the configuration file.
Permissions for existing log files are not
changed when the configuration is changed.
proxy.config.log2.custom_logs_enabled
INT
0
Enables (1) or disables (0) custom logging.
proxy.config.log2.xml_logs_config
INT
0
Enables (1) or disables (0) extended custom
logging using an XLM-based configuration
file. A value of 0 instructs Traffic Server to
use the traditional custom log formats.
proxy.config.log2.squid_log_enabled
INT
1
Enables (1) or disables (0) the squid log file
format.
proxy.config.log2.squid_log_is_ascii
INT
1
Specifies the squid log file type.
1 = ASCII
0 = binary
proxy.config.log2.squid_log_name
STRING
squid
Specifies the squid log file name.
proxy.config.log2.squid_log_header
STRING
NULL
Specifies the squid log file header text.
proxy.config.log2.common_log_enabled
INT
0
Enables (1) or disables (0) the Netscape
common log file format.
proxy.config.log2.common_log_is_ascii
INT
1
Specifies the Netscape common log file type.
1 = ASCII
0 = binary
Configuration Variable
Data Type
Default Value
Description