Customizing a Notification server error log
- Find the notifyd_error.cfg file in the bin directory that is under the directory where the file is installed.
- Copy it to the workspace_path directory.
The workspace_path is specified on the Workspace path field. From the InfoPrint Manager Management Console, click Edit → Service Configuration path to verify the setting of the Workspace path field. For these examples, workspace_path signifies the fully qualified path where the error log is in, such as
C:\ProgramData\RICOH\Infoprint Manager\var\pd
.Note: If you already customize your Notification server error log, remember to change the name or move the current notifyd_error.cfg file in workspace_path so that your customization values can be copied over into the newer version of the file. - From the workspace_path directory, edit the notifyd_error.cfg file to specify the settings for the log attributes that you want (as shown in Sample notifyd_error.cfg file provided by InfoPrint Manager).
For example, you can modify the log-backup-number attribute, which lets you specify the number of backup logs that InfoPrint saves, including the initial error.log.BAK file. Before the log-backup-number attribute was added, InfoPrint Manager for Windows only saved one backup error log.
Sample notifyd_error.cfg file provided by InfoPrint Manager
# # Error Log Configuration File # log-size = 1024 log-wrap = true log-severity = debug log-backup-number = 10
When you start the InfoPrint Manager server after a shut down, it backs up the first error log by creating an error.log.BAK file. With each successive restart, it creates an additional .BAK file, adding a timestamp as a fourth qualifier. By default, the log-backup-number attribute specifies a value of 10, meaning that you can have nine back up files with timestamps and the initial .BAK file. You can reduce this number as low as
1
or increase it as high as999
.For a complete list of the error log attributes that you can customize, see the RICOH InfoPrint Manager: Reference "Attributes for logs" topic in "Chapter 3. InfoPrint object attributes."
- Once you have finished defining your options, save and close the file. Note: If you do not need the customization change to take effect immediately, you can skip the final two steps and just wait until the next time the InfoPrint Manager server is restarted.
- To stop the Notification server on an InfoPrint Windows server:
- Click Start → Settings → Control Panel → Services.
- Highlight InfoPrint Manager Notification and click Stop.
- To restart the Notification server on an InfoPrint Windows server:
- Click Start → Settings → Control Panel → Services.
- Highlight InfoPrint Manager Notification and click Start.