Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Chapter 22LogsLogs are files where information about certain events (e.g. error and warning reports, debugginginformation, etc.) are recorded. Each item is represented by one row starting witha timestamp (date and time of the event). Events reported are in English only (they are generatedby the Kerio MailServer Engine).22.1 Log settingsWhen you right-click inside any log window, a context menu will be displayed where you canchoose several functions or change the log’s parameters (view, logged information).Figure 22.1Context menuCopyCopies the selected text onto the clipboard. You can use the operating system hotkeys todo this (e.g. Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Insert in Windows).Save logThe Save log option enables saving of the entire log or its selected part in any file on thedisk.The dialog options are as follows:246
22.1 Log settingsFigure 22.2Save log• Format — the log may be saved as in plain text (TXT) or in hypertext (HTML). If thelog is saved in HTML, the encoding and colours (where highlighting was used) will besaved. If it is expected that the log would be processed by a script, it might be betterto save it in plain text.• Source — the option enables saving of the entire log or a selected part of the text.The Only selection option is not active by default. Once a part of the text in the log isselected by the pointer, the option becomes active and the selected text can be saved.FindUse this option to find a particular log row.(words, numerals, characters).Insert search criteria into the Find entryFigure 22.3Search• Start from — text can be scanned either from the start of the log or from the start ofthe selected text (only text displayed in the window is scanned) or from the last foundoccurrence of the string.• Direction — set whether the log will be scanned upwards or downwards (Up, Down).HighlightingKerio MailServer enables to highlight any part of text in logs. This function is used forbetter reference.Click Highlighting to open a dialog box where highlighting can be added, changed and247
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Chapter 22LogsLogs are files where information about certain events (e.g. error and warning reports, debugginginformation, etc.) are recorded. Each item is represented by one row starting witha timestamp (date and time of the event). Events reported are in English only (they are generatedby the <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer Engine).22.1 Log settingsWhen you right-click inside any log window, a context menu will be displayed where you canchoose several functions or change the log’s parameters (view, logged information).Figure 22.1Context menuCopyCopies the selected text onto the clipboard. You can use the operating system hotkeys todo this (e.g. Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Insert in Windows).Save logThe Save log option enables saving of the entire log or its selected part in any file on thedisk.The dialog options are as follows:246
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