We see every few minutes in log.nsf and on console the message Log_Replication=0.
We tried the following ways to reduce displaying this message
a) We have no serverconfiguration document with that notes.ini entry. We write that logging level in notes.ini direct and restart the whole server
b) We delete the entry in notes.ini and restart the server.
c) We put Log_Replication=1 into Notes.ini
In all three cases we see the message in log and on cosole.
Is there a way to suppress the message? Which task or configuration is printing the notes.ini parameter and the message?
We have LD 8.0.1 on Windows 2003 Standard Edition 32 bit with DDM hierarchie and LDAP on more than one server.
Subject: Clarification
Are you sure that “Log_Replication=0” is the exact message, or is it “LOG_REPLICATION changed to 0.”? If it’s the latter, it should be coming from a configuration document or perhaps a program document.
You can identify the task by running “set config debug_threadid=1” on the console and then running “show tasks debug” after the error occurs.
Subject: Replicator is printing the message and changing the value
After debugging I find out that the replicator is printing the message and trying to change the value.
Subject: Sorry you are right - LOG_REPLICATION changed to 0.
Sorry the message I wrote was wrong and the correct message is LOG_REPLICATION changed to 0.
I delete all configuration documents and recreate them without notes.ini Parameter, so I don’t understand who is writing this message.
I thought that only config doc or notes.ini could change this parameter and if I put this parameter into notes.ini the server should change it once and not every 5 Minute.
If this parameter is set why should another configuration change it to the same value?
I can understand it if the server has perhaps Log_Replication=2 and there is another task which will change it to 0, but in our case?
Thank you for the idea of debugging … I will try this.