| Logging |  |
| Use this page to define logging settings. Generic logging settings In the upper part of the page, specify the following settings for the generic log file:
Logging Level | Select one of the following levels:
ERROR | The lowest logging level. Only the most important messages are written to the log file. This level has the least impact on performance and should be the default in a production environment.
INFO | All error messages from the ERROR level, and the most important information messages (such as "wrong password"), are logged.
DEBUG | The highest logging level. It is used for trouble shooting. All available log messages are written to the log file.
Log file | The path and file name of the log file.
Maximum file size | The maximum size in KB of the log file. If a file reaches this size, a new log file is generated.
Maximum nr. of backup files | The maximum number of log files. If the last file reaches its maximum size, the log information is written to the first file again. The original content of the first file is lost.
Commands | Description
Add user log | In the lower part of the page, you can add specific log files for multiple users. To add a user-specific log file, click Add user log. Then enter the following settings: User Logging Level Log File Important! Use different log files for generic logging and user specific logging. If you use the same path and file name, all logging information is written to a single file. You can add specific log files for multiple users. To remove the log settings for a user, click Remove. After you have submitted the changes, it takes some time for the changes to take effect.