esplogger(1)
esplogger - System Support logger
As shipped in IRIX 6.5.19. Added in IRIX 6.5.5.
NAME esplogger - System Support logger SYNOPSIS esplogger [-s sequence number {-f filename | -m "message"} [-p priority] [-t time] esplogger -h esplogger -V DESCRIPTION esplogger is a facility for the scripted tools/tasks to log the data to the SGI Embedded Support Partner. esplogger serves as a communication pipe between different tasks and EventMon. esplogger cannot be called without an options(s). One or more of the following options must be specified: -s sequence number option that allows to specify sequence number (in decimal or hexadecimal notation). This option works only in conjunction with -t and -f, or -m options. -f filename option that allows to specify a file name that contains data for logging into SGI Embedded Support Partner framework. This option works only in conjunction with -s option and is incompatible with -m option. -m message option that allows to type a message to login into SGI Embedded Support Partner framework. This option works only in conjunction with -s option and is incompatible with -f option. -p priority option that allows to specify priority (i.e. local0.notice). See syslog(3C) for a description of the priorities. If priority is not specified esplogger will use default priority "local0.info". This option must be used in combination with -s, and -f, or -m options. -t time option that allows to specify time of the event. Time must be specified in seconds since 00:00:00 UTC, Jan 1, 1970 (in decimal notation). If time is not specified esplogger will set this option to the time it received event. This option must be used together with -s, and -f, or -m options. -h help option. This option will print out the usage for the command to the standard output. -V version option. This option will print out the esplogger version number. EXAMPLE 1 splogger -s 200356 -f availmon.dat The above command sets sequence number to 200356, priority to the "local0.info" (1030), and time to the time when esplogger received the event. Then it reads file availmon.dat and passes the context of the file together with the rest of the parameters to EventMon. EXAMPLE 2 splogger -s 0x00200000 -p syslog.warning -m "Start SVP" The above command sets sequence number to 0x00200000, priority to syslog.warning (324), and time to the time when esplogger received the event. Then it passes this information along with the message to EventMon. SEE ALSO eventmon(1)