Logging tab

Getting there

From X Manager, X Manager for Domains, or the X Administrative Console

(Administrative Console only) Click the Domain Definitions tab.
In the left pane, select an existing session definition or click next to Sessions Definitions to create a new one.
In the Session Definition pane on the right, click the Logging tab.

Reflection X Advantage automatically creates Log Files. By default, with none of the logging options selected, these files include the following information:

Errors: Serious problems typically caused by unexpected exceptions.
Warnings: Unexpected but recoverable problems, typically caused by poor client protocol (for example, unmatched UngrabServer requests).
Info: General information about major events in the session life cycle.

You can choose to add additional types of data to this log file by enabling the options below.

The options are:

Log session activity	Adds session activity to the log file. Session activity includes information about when sessions are started, joined, left, or reset and when clients are started or shut down.
Log font activity	Records each font request in the log file, indicating whether it was satisfied and with which font. When you start an X client, the font used is controlled by settings you specify (for example, by choosing the font for text on the command line in your xterm window), or internally by the X client. When a client attempts to find a font, Reflection X searches each font collection for the font name supplied by the client. If you are receiving font-related errors, select the Log font activity option, repeat the steps that caused the error, and then review the log file.
Log X protocol errors	Adds X protocol error data to the log file. This includes server errors and warnings that occur while running Reflection X Advantage.
Log network activity	Adds X client connect and disconnect events to the log file. If the disconnect is considered "not clean," the reason for the disconnect is also added to the log file.
Log keyboard activity	Adds keyboard activity to the log file. This includes Java KeyPress/KeyRelease/KeyTyped events that occur during a session.
Log XIM activity	Adds XIM activity data to the log file.
Log SSH debug output	Adds SSH (Secure Shell) protocol messages to the log file.