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Linux tape server log settings
Hello everyone!
We have an RHEL 8.8 tape server and the tape logs are ballooning in size, is there somewhere I can set the maximum file size for
/var/log/VeeamBackup/VeeamTapeProxySvc.log
We have an RHEL 8.8 tape server and the tape logs are ballooning in size, is there somewhere I can set the maximum file size for
/var/log/VeeamBackup/VeeamTapeProxySvc.log
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Re: Linux tape server log settings
Hi Nikolaos
Please check out this KB.
https://www.veeam.com/kb1825
Let me know if chapter <Log Files Stored on Linux Component Servers>/<Service Log Controls> has the information you are looking for.
Best,
Fabian
Please check out this KB.
https://www.veeam.com/kb1825
Let me know if chapter <Log Files Stored on Linux Component Servers>/<Service Log Controls> has the information you are looking for.
Best,
Fabian
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Re: Linux tape server log settings
Hello Fabian and thanks for the reply
I edited /opt/veeam/transport/VeeamTransportConfig and changed the log path by modifying BaseLogDirectory, I restarted all veeam services and the following three files were created in the new path
VeeamEnvironmentSvc.log
VeeamImmutableRepoSvc.log
VeeamTransportSvc.log
The log file in question "VeeamTapeProxySvc.log" is sill located in /var/log
I then tried to edit /opt/veeam/tapeproxy/VeeamTapeProxyConfig which only had two lines, ServicePort and BackupServer, I added BaseLogDirectory and restarted veeamtapeproxy.service, which had no effect.
Please advise how I can change the location of VeeamTapeProxySvc.log
I edited /opt/veeam/transport/VeeamTransportConfig and changed the log path by modifying BaseLogDirectory, I restarted all veeam services and the following three files were created in the new path
VeeamEnvironmentSvc.log
VeeamImmutableRepoSvc.log
VeeamTransportSvc.log
The log file in question "VeeamTapeProxySvc.log" is sill located in /var/log
I then tried to edit /opt/veeam/tapeproxy/VeeamTapeProxyConfig which only had two lines, ServicePort and BackupServer, I added BaseLogDirectory and restarted veeamtapeproxy.service, which had no effect.
Please advise how I can change the location of VeeamTapeProxySvc.log
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Re: Linux tape server log settings
Hello, any news regarding the above?
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Re: Linux tape server log settings
Hi Nikolaos
KB articles are managed by our support team.
Please open a case with our customer support if a provided KB article is not working as expected. Don't forget to share with me the case number.
Best,
Fabian
KB articles are managed by our support team.
Please open a case with our customer support if a provided KB article is not working as expected. Don't forget to share with me the case number.
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Fabian
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Re: Linux tape server log settings
Please find case Number # 07124395
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Re: Linux tape server log settings
Hello everyone,
Just as an FYI, what I ended up doing was
1) stopped all veeam services
2) created a softlink for the folder /var/log/VeeamBackup pointing to my backup repository
3) started all veeam services
Editing /opt/veeam/tapeproxy/VeeamTapeProxyConfig and adding BaseLogDirectory= did not have any effect, as the file VeeamTapeProxySvc.log was still created in /var/log/VeeamBackup
Maybe the VeeamTapeProxySvc.log is a hardcoded setting somewhere...
All the other logs were successfully moved my editing the respective config files
Just as an FYI, what I ended up doing was
1) stopped all veeam services
2) created a softlink for the folder /var/log/VeeamBackup pointing to my backup repository
3) started all veeam services
Editing /opt/veeam/tapeproxy/VeeamTapeProxyConfig and adding BaseLogDirectory= did not have any effect, as the file VeeamTapeProxySvc.log was still created in /var/log/VeeamBackup
Maybe the VeeamTapeProxySvc.log is a hardcoded setting somewhere...
All the other logs were successfully moved my editing the respective config files
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