Verbose Debug Log Messages

If a producer enables the verbose information to be displayed in debug logs, you would be observing extra info being printed in the logs.

Enabling the verbose information affects the following events :

OUT
IN
QUEUED
DEQUEUED
DENIED

For instance, the following is the OUT debug log message format after enabling the verbose information:

“feature“ @host (num_license) ^^^ ver user ip pid handle in_use out_of project_name flex_version flex_revision date time is_dup_group ^^^

OUT Degug Log Message Format

Terminology

Description

feature

Indicates the feature name.

@host (num_license)

Indicates the client’s host name.

ver

Indicates the feature’s version as requested in the client application.

user

Indicates the client’s user name.

ip

Specifies the client’s IP (Internet Protocol) address.

pid

Specifies the client’s Process ID.

handle

Indicates the client handle.

in_use

Specifies the licenses in use.

out_of

specifies the total number of licenses including all the licences in use.

project_name

Indicates value of the LM project.

flex_version

Specifies the FlexNet Publisher version of client. For instance, flex_version for 11.19 version is 11.

flex_revision

Specifies the FlexNet Publisher Revision of client. For instance, flex_revision for 11.19 version is 19.

date

Indicates the date of operation.

time

Indicates the time of operation.

is_dup_group

Indicates the value of is_ dup_group attribute.

For more informaton on the IN, OUT, QUEUED, DEQUEUED, and DENIED debug log messages, see the Informational Messages.

Note:The following shows the difference in the OUT debug log messages without and with enabling the verbose information:

By default, the vendor daemon generates the 8:41:54 (demo) OUT: "f1" ADas@BLR-LT-104276 debug log message.
If your vendor has enabled the verbose information, the vendor daemon generates the OUT : 8:41:54 (demo) OUT: "f1" ADas@BLR-LT-104276 ^^^ 1.0 ADas 127.0.0.1 29865 0x12CE 1 3 N/A 11 19 8-8-2023 8:41:56 YES ^^^ debug log message.

Note:These verbose debug log messages can be used as inputs for the lmreporter tool. For more information, see lmreporter.