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– For more information about accounting logs, see “How do you manage the
contents of the InfoPrint AIX server accounting logs?” on page 100 in
Chapter 8, “Gathering accounting and auditing data about print jobs,” on
page 97.
v
PSF accounting logs:
/var/psf/
. See “How do you manage the contents of the
PSF DSS accounting data file?” on page 107.
v Error logs: /var/pd/ server .BAK/error.log.BAK. timestamp
If you want to customize your log settings, see Chapter 32, “Customizing error
logs in the InfoPrint Manager AIX server,” on page 313.
Segment Size parameter
The Default SEGMENT SIZE parameter affects the disk I/O performance of the
/var/ psf/segments file system. This parameter determines the maximum size of
any temporary file created by the Input Manager component that is stored in /var/
psf/segments . This setting determines the number of temporary files that Input
Manager requires for all print jobs submitted to InfoPrint Manager: the smaller the
setting, the more files required to process the AFP input data. This parameter can
be set by using SMIT:
InfoPrint Printing System → Miscellaneous → Customize the
Input Manager .
For Basic Server configurations, the default setting of 5000 KB per segment can be
raised to reduce the disk I/O usage associated with reading and writing data to
the
/var/psf/segments
file system.
For Advanced Server configurations, the default setting of 1000 KB per segment
can be raised to reduce the disk I/O usage associated with reading and writing
data to the
/var/psf/segments file system; however, the default setting usually
works well with most AFP production applications.
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