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Log Files
Qube! produces a number of different log files, each serving a different purpose. These log files may be stored locally, on a shared file system or both. The log files…Writing Job Logs to a Network Filesystem
to the Supervisor Then finally written locally on the Supervisor's filesystem. Reading logs When logs are stored on the supervisor, remote log transmission handling follows…Job logs
Logs for each job are stored in subdirectories within the logpath directory. Within each job directory, there are a number of log files associated with the job and its…Supervisor Logs
The Supervisor outputs log information to a file called supelog. By default, the file is located in: Linux / Mac OS X /var/log/supelog Windows Vista/2008/7…Worker Logs
The Worker outputs log information to a file called workerlog. By default, the file is located in: Linux / OS X /var/log/workerlog Windows Vista/2008…Where is the MySQL configuration file?
The data directory, configuration file, and log file are all located relative to the PostgreSQL install folder, : data: /data conf: /data/postgresql.conf log: /pgsql.log…Log Rotation
and workerlog files respectively. Over time, these logs may become very large, can consume an inordinate amount of disk space, and can be unwieldy to should they need to be read…I am getting 'Invalid agenda item name "1". Skipping slice.' warnings in the QubeGUI. What's going on and how do I fix this?
, but the job log files are still present. The discrepancy between those log files and what is stored on the Supervisor database is what the QubeGUI is likely issuing these warnings about…Supervisor Configuration
Configuration You can discover the current Supervisor configuration by reading the qb.conf file directly, or by issuing this qbadmin command $ qbadmin supervisor --configuration…Drive Mounting: Remote files I access in OS X aren't visible on the Worker
The problem you describe is caused by a difference between the remote file services available to a logged in user (such as yourself) and those available to the host without…