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# HISTORY
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# @(#)$RCSfile: evmlogger.temp $ $Revision: /main/13 $ (DEC) $Date: 2015/04/08 07:15:56 $ 
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# EVM_LOGGER_CONF_VERSION 5.1A_2 - DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE

# EVM Logger configuration file

# Note: If a facility used in the handling of an event can produce an event
#	which would also require the use of that facility, an event loop could
#	result.
#
#	For instance, critical events produced by mail cannot be
#	forwarded using mail (as exemplified in the forwarder below), since
#	mail may produce another critical event as a result of handling the
#	the forwarded event.  (The critical event produced by mail is issued to
#	syslog, which responds by producing a high priority EVM event.)
#
#	If (in this instance) high priority mail events must be forwarded,
#	another forwarder can be defined which employs a mechanism separate
#	from mail in the forwarding command.

# Main log file:
eventlog {
    name	evmlog
    logfile	[DEFAULT]/evmlog.dated
    type	binary
    maxsize	10240  # Kbytes

    # Uncomment the following "alternate" line and set the logfile 
    # path to specify an alternate logfile in case of write failures.
    # The path must specify an existing directory.
    #alternate  /your_alternate_fs/evmlog/evmlog.dated

    # Log all events with priority >= 200:
    filter	"[prio >= 200]"

    # Suppress logging of duplicate events:
    suppress
    {   filter      "[name *]"
	period      30  # minutes
	threshold   3   # No. of duplicates before suppression
    }

    cluster_evt_suppress
    {
        filter "^CRS_RLB.*"
    }
}

# evmlogger and racgevtf are no longer used to 'publish' ora.ha events; these
# events are now 'published' by a subroutine library.

# Forward restartfailed event
forward {
    name      crs_rsf

    filter    "[name sys.ora.clu.crs.app.restartfailed]"

    command   "%ORA_CRS_HOME%/bin/racgevtf rsf"

    maxqueue        100
}

# Forward resource state change events from 11.2 CRSD
forward {
    name      crs_fwdons

    filter    "[name sys.ora.clu.fwd_ons]"

    command   "%ORA_CRS_HOME%/bin/racgevtf fwd_ons"

    maxqueue        100
}

# Forward relocatefailed event
forward {
    name      crs_rlf

    filter    "[name sys.ora.clu.crs.app.relocatefailed]"

    command   "%ORA_CRS_HOME%/bin/racgevtf rlf"

    maxqueue        100
}

# Forward public network down event
forward {
    name      oraha_pnwdown

    filter    "[name ora.ha.*.vip.pnwdown]"

    command   "%ORA_CRS_HOME%/bin/racgevtf pnwdown"

    maxqueue        100
}

# Forward details of high-priority events to root:
forward {
    name      priority_alert

    # Don't forward mail events through mail (see note above).
    filter    "[prio >= 600] & ![name @SYS_VP@.syslog.mail]"

    suppress
    {   filter      "[name *]"
        period      120  # minutes
        threshold   1    # No. of duplicates before suppression
    }

    # This evmshow command writes a subject line as the first line of 
    # output, followed by a detailed display of the contents of the event.
    # The resulting message is distributed by mail(1).
    command   "evmshow -d -t 'Subject: EVM ALERT [@priority]: @@' | mail root"

    # Limit the number of events that can be queued for this command:
    maxqueue        100
}

# Secondary configuration files can be placed in the following 
# directory.  See the evmlogger.conf(5) reference page for 
# information about secondary configuration files.
configdir	%ORA_CRS_HOME%/evm/admin/logger