PLBWEB_LOG_HTTP Keyword
PLBWEB_LOG_HTTP={ value }
This keyword can only be used when the PLBWEB_LOGNAME has been specified to enable PL/B Web Server logging.
The {value} defines a bit mask that controls the type of log entries to be logged as related to the Web Server HTTP protocol messages. The {value} can be specified as any combination of the following possible values. However, if the lower order digit is one, all possible messages are logged.
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Keyword |
Value |
Meaning |
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LOG_ALL |
1 (0x1) |
When this flag value bit is specified, all Web Server messages as defined below are logged. |
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LOG_FILEFAIL |
2 (0x2) |
Log protocol messages that are generated when there is an error for control files used for the server\client interface. |
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LOG_FILEGOOD |
4 (0x4) |
Log protocol messages that are generated when control files are successfully processed for the server\client interface. |
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LOG_CONNECT |
8 (0x8) |
Log protocol messages relating to user logon operations to the Web Server. |
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LOG_CLOSE |
16 (0x10) |
Log protocol messages relating to user log off operations. |
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LOG_REQUEST |
32 (0x20) |
Log HTTP message requests as received from the client browser. |
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LOG_ERROR |
64 (x040 |
Log protocol error messages sent to the client browser. |
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LOG_SYSERR |
128 (0x80) |
Log OS errors that occur when processing protocol messages. |
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LOG_ALLREQ |
256 (0x100) |
Log all client request messages. This bit mask must be used with the LOG_ALL or LOG_REQUEST bit values to take affect. |
Example:
PLBWEB_LOG_HTTP=10
This keyword setting causes any startup HTTP message errors and any logon connection messages to be logged.
See Also: PLBWEBSRV Keywords, Server Command Line
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