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Administration page

Logging tab

What it provides  Top

The Logging tab enables you to configure the ContentReporter server logging and examine the current ContentReporter log file.

To learn more about configuring the ContentReporter log file, see Configuring ContentReporter server logging.

What it looks like  Top

The following screen shows the Logging tab.

Logging tab components  Top

The following table describes the Logging tab components.

Component

Function(s)

Level field drop-down list

Specifies one of five levels of information (Debug, Info, Status, Warning, or Terminal) you want to record in the ContentReporter log file. Debug generates log files with the most comprehensive information about ContentReporter, and Terminal generates log files with the least comprehensive information about ContentReporter.

Max file size field

Lists the log file size at which ContentReporter begins generating a new log file. The default size is 10.24 MB. You can accept the default size or enter a different value.

Log file field

Lists the name of the current ContentReporter log file.

View button

Enables you to view the current ContentReporter log file in Notepad or a similar text file editor.

Apply and OK buttons

Enables you to save changes to the ContentReporter server. If you click OK, you return to the Administration page. If you click Apply, you remain on this tab. If you want to make multiple, interdependent changes to settings on this tab, you must click Apply after each interdependent change.

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