enRoleLogging.properties

The enRoleLogging.properties file specifies attributes that govern the operation of the jlog logging and tracing API that is bundled with Security Identity Manager.

jlog is a logging package for Java™. With this package, you can log messages by message type and priority. At run time, you also can control how these messages are formatted and where they are reported.

Properties used to configure IBM Security Identity Manager logging properties and which are available for modification.

General settings
logger.refreshInterval
 

Specifies the refresh interval [in milliseconds] of the logging properties.

Example.

    logger.refreshInterval=300000
logger.msg.com.ibm.itim.security.logChoice
 

Type of authentication attempts to log. Valid values are:

  • failure —- Log authentication failures.
  • success —- Log authentication successes.
  • both —- Log both authentication failures and successes.

Example.

    logger.msg.com.ibm.itim.security.logChoice=failure
logger.msg.com.ibm.itim.security.logging
 

Specifies whether authentication attempts are logged or not. Valid values are:

  • true —- Log authentication attempts.
  • false —- Do not log authentication attempts.

Example.

    logger.msg.com.ibm.itim.security.logging=true
logger.msg.level
 

Logging level for messages. Valid values are:

  • INFO
  • WARN
  • ERROR

Example.

    logger.msg.level=INFO
 
Message logger properties
logger.msg.logging
 

Turns logging on or off for messages.

Valid values are:

  • true —- Turns logging on.
  • false —- Turns logging off.

Example.

    logger.msg.logging=true
 
Trace logger properties
logger.trace.logging
 

Turns trace logging on or off. Valid values are:

  • true —- Turns logging on.
  • false —- Turns logging off.

Example.

    logger.trace.logging=true
 
Applet tracing properties
logger.trace.com.ibm.itim.applet.logging
 

Enables or disables applet trace logging.

Example.

    logger.trace.com.ibm.itim.applet.logging=true
 
Message logging file handler properties
    handler.file.msg.fileName
 

Message log file.

Example.

    handler.file.msg.fileName=msg.log
 
Security logging file handler properties
handler.file.security.fileName
 

Security log file.

Example.

    handler.file.security.fileName=access.log
 
Trace file handler properties
handler.file.trace.fileName
 

Trace file name.

Example.

    handler.file.trace.fileName=trace.log
 
FFDC (First-Failure Data Capture) file copy handler properties
handler.ffdc.triggerRepeatTime
 

Minimum time [in milliseconds] after an initial triggering that the handler responds to subsequent triggering events.

Example.

    handler.ffdc.triggerRepeatTime=300000
handler.ffdc.fileCopy.triggerFilter
 

Specifies the filter to control which events trigger an FFDC action.

Example.

    handler.ffdc.fileCopy.triggerFilter=filter.msgId
 
FFDC message id filter properties
filter.msgId.msgIds
 

Specifies the TMS message IDs that trigger the FFDC action. The listed message IDs represent the most severe system errors.

Example (on a single line).

    filter.msgId.msgIds=CTGIMA401E CTGIMA438W CTGIME013E CTGIME035E CTGIME203E CTGIMF003E CTGIMF011E CTGIMF012E CTGIMF013E CTGIMF014E
filter.msgId.msgIdRepeatTime
 

Minimum time in milliseconds to wait after a log event is passed with a TMS message ID before it passes another one with the same ID..

Example.

    filter.msgId.msgIdRepeatTime=300000
 
PDXML formatter properties
formatter.PDXML.msg.forceAsMessage
 

Force the message formatter to format all output as message events, regardless of their contents.

Example.

    formatter.PDXML.msg.forceAsMessage=true

Parent topic: Supplemental property files