Events supposed to be logged in a logbook have a log level assigned.
For more information about logbook entries see Log book entries.
Basically, all events are displayed and recorded in the system, no matter whether they are simple information, warnings or errors. Thus, the log files which are written to the folder C:\ProgramData\iba\ibaCMC\Server\logs can reach a significant size.
You can set a threshold for logbook entries being written into the file.
Therefore, just edit the file
C:\ProgramData\iba\ibaCMC\Server\appsettings.json
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No. |
Parameter |
Meaning |
|---|---|---|
|
1 |
Logging > LogLevel > Default |
Default log level to be applied if the entries ibaCMC > LogLevel > Default or File
> Loglevel > Default are missing or not defined in the file |
|
2 |
ibaCMC > LogLevel > Default |
This log level determines which logbook entries should be written into the Logtable database. These entries can be seen on the web-interface under Syslogs. |
|
3 |
File > Loglevel > Default |
This log level determines which log entries should be written to the logfile. The
logfiles are stored in the path |
Possible values for all three parameters are “Warning” or “Error”.
If you set “Warning” as default log level for “File”, then only logbook entries with level “Warning” or higher will be written to the logfile.
The new settings are applied after restart.