Logging

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The Logging subject enables you to view and configure any generated system logs. In detail, the Activity log, Error log, and Core log can be viewed and configured from here. Simply use the checkboxes to enable a log, and subsequently specify which activities should be logged.

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Activity Logging Settings

The Activity log monitors and records various issues related to the general system process. As an example, system startup and shutdown, processed emails, and number of sent email notifications are part of this log. Read below for information on all logged issues:

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•	Enable activity logging: Should the log be enabled or disabled.

•	System startup: Logs the SEM startup process.

•	System shutdown: Logs the SEM shutdown process.

•	Processed: Logs the total amount of processed emails.

•	Blocked: Logs the total amount of blocked emails.

•	Ignored: Logs the total amount of ignored emails.

•	Rescan process started: Should the mailbox rescan process be logged, when started.

•	Rescan process ended: Should the mailbox rescan process be logged, when ended.

•	email notifications sent: Logs the total amount of email notifications.

•	Auto delete old log files: Specifies whether or not the old log files should be deleted automatically.

Remember to click the Save activity log changes button, to ensure the new changes are stored.

Error Logging Settings

The Error log monitors and records general error related issues. From the error logging settings it is then possible to specify whether these errors perhaps should be sent to SPAMfighter, or if the errors should be stored in an application event log. Read below for information on all logged issues:

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•	Enable error logging: Should the log be enabled or disabled.

•	Send errors to SPAMfighter: Sends the logged errors to SPAMfighter.

•	Log errors to file: Logs all recorded errors in a file.

•	Log errors in application event log: Logs all recorded errors in an application event log.

Note, that the error level determines the amount of recorded errors - the less important the level, the higher is the recorder amount of errors.

•	Important: Only logs the most important (very serious) errors.

•	Medium: Logs errors of medium seriousness.

•	Verbose: Logs the major part of all errors.

•	Any: Logs all errors, regardless of seriousness.

•	Auto delete old log files: Specifies whether or not the old log files should be deleted automatically.

Remember to click the Save error logging changes button, to ensure the new changes are stored.

Core Logging Settings

The Core log records the " status" of the core, i.e. if the core update was performed uncomplicated. Read below for information on all logged issues:

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•	Enable core logging: Should the log be enabled or disabled.

•	Auto delete old log files: Specifies whether or not the old log files should be deleted automatically.

Remember to click the Save core logging changes button, to ensure the new changes are stored.

View Activity / Exception / Core log

To view any of the generated logs, simply select the appropriate log from the drop-down, and click the View (Activity / Exception / Core) log button. This will cause the selected log to appear within this window. Note, that the desired log only can be viewed if the "enable" checkbox has been marked in the settings section for the log.

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