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See also /log , /loglevel , /logdiskoff , and /logmax .
44.24 /logdiskoff
Turns off disk logging for the MTA so no information about the functioning of the MTA is stored on
disk. The default is for logging to be turned on. See
Section 42.3, “Using MTA Log Files,” on
page 665 .
See also /loglevel .
44.25 /loglevel
Controls the amount of information logged by the MTA. Logged information is displayed in the log
message box and written to the MTA log file during the current agent session. The default is
Normal, which displays only the essential information suitable for a smoothly running MTA. Use
Verbose to display the essential information, plus additional information helpful for troubleshooting.
Verbose logging does not degrade MTA performance, but log files saved to disk consume more disk
space when verbose logging is in use. See
Section 42.3, “Using MTA Log Files,” on page 665 .
See also /log , /logdiskoff , /logdays , and /logmax .
44.26 /logmax
Sets the maximum amount of disk space for all MTA log files. When the specified disk space is
consumed, the MTA deletes existing log files, starting with the oldest. The default is 65536 KB of
disk space for all MTA log files. See
Section 42.3, “Using MTA Log Files,” on page 665 .
See also /log , /loglevel , /logdiskoff , and /logdays .
Example: /logdays-5 --logdays 10 /logdays-14
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Syntax: /logdiskoff --logdiskoff /logdiskoff
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Syntax: /loglevel- level --loglevel level /loglevel- level
Example: /loglevel-verbose --loglevel verbose /loglevel-verbose
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Syntax: /logmax- kilobytes --logmax kilobytes /logmax- kilobytes
Example: /logmax-32000 --logmax 130000 /logmax-160000
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