Issue 3695: Viewing old logs (log_service-ftf)
Source: Scientific Research Corporation (Mr. Rob Ruff, rruff(at)scires.com)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
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Summary:   Assuming a log is persistent, how does one access the logged data after the system has been shut down?  It seems important to be able to view this data after the system shuts down to determine if there were any glitches while the system ran or to troubleshoot any problems that occured.
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June 12, 2000: received issue
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Subject: Viewing old logs
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Hello,

This is my first message to this list.  I attempted to access the
archives and couldn't.  Assuming a log is persistent, how does one
access the logged data after the system has been shut down?  It seems
important to be able to view this data after the system shuts down to
determine if there were any glitches while the system ran or to
troubleshoot any problems that occured.

thanks,

Rob Ruff
Scientific Research Corp.
rruff@scires.com