DOCUMENTATION: How to remove old NetBackup Java logs from a UNIX system
| Article:TECH37729 | | | Created: 2005-01-10 | | | Updated: 2010-08-10 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH37729 |
Problem
DOCUMENTATION: How to remove old NetBackup Java logs from a UNIX system
Solution
Manual: NetBackup
(tm) 5.0 for UNIX and Windows Troubleshooting Guide
Page: Gathering Information for NetBackup
Java, page 7
Modification
Type: Addition
Modification:
By default,
NetBackup currently has no option to automatically delete Java log files.
Thus /usr/openv/java/logs need to be manually cleared by the system
administrator.
An enhancement
request has been filed on this issue (RSVmn28576.)
Below is one
example of how to manually remove old NetBackup Java logs
periodically.
Set up a cron
job to scrub /usr/openv/java/logs using the following command:
find /usr/openv/java/logs -type f -atime +# -exec rm {}
\;
where
# equals number of days since last access of the
file.
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| Source | ClearDDTS |
| Value | RSVmn28576 |
| Description | java/logs directory should be pruned periodically. |
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275629
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