System-Wide Configuration Settings
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Determines if the system is live e.g. can be logged into and interacted with if set to 1 | Determines if the system is live e.g. can be logged into and interacted with if set to 1 | ||
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| + | == Logging == | ||
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| + | === log.level === | ||
| + | Sets the system-wide logging level, events only of this level or below will be logged (10 means log just about everything, 1 is a critical event and 0 a fatal error), usually 5 is a good idea for running | ||
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| + | === log.purge === | ||
| + | Days after which log entries are purged (from the standard internal database store only, does not affect external logging such as syslog). 0 means keep forever. Defaults to 30 if not set. | ||
Revision as of 17:02, 28 May 2012
Contents |
Introduction
System Settings
system.live
Determines if the system is live e.g. can be logged into and interacted with if set to 1
Logging
log.level
Sets the system-wide logging level, events only of this level or below will be logged (10 means log just about everything, 1 is a critical event and 0 a fatal error), usually 5 is a good idea for running
log.purge
Days after which log entries are purged (from the standard internal database store only, does not affect external logging such as syslog). 0 means keep forever. Defaults to 30 if not set.
