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## Debug properties file for vrts.nbe.AdminConsole and vrts.nbe.UserConsole. 
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## Any settings of properties in this file should only be done upon 
## consultation with Symantec Support.
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## If ever encountering anomalies in the GUI, e.g., hangs, the best
## supporting data for investigation of this is to execute 
## /usr/openv/java/get_trace under the root account and supply the log 
## file output.
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## CAUTION - Most property settings in this file will cause performance 
## degradation of the Administration (jnbSA/Windows Display Console) and 
## User consoles and could write large amounts of data to the 
## log file, possibly filling up file systems.  
## If you must set any properties, some usage options exist that might be
## helpful:
##    - Use the -l option to the jnbSA or jbpSA commands to specify a log 
##      file name on a file system where you anticipate enough space being
##      available or /dev/tty to display to the console xterm window. 
##    - Temporarily set environment variable JNB_LOG to a file name 
##      or /dev/tty.
##    - Use the -c option instead of setting the printCmdLines property
##      in this file (see below).
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## NOTE - Settings in this file effect all instances of the GUI.
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## Unless changed via ways mentioned above, all log files are written 
## to /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/user_ops/nbjlogs one UNIX platforms
## and <install_path>\netbackup\logs\user_ops\nbjlogs on Windows platforms.
## They are removed as they age per the same process as files in the other
## subdirectories of user_ops.

## The printcmds property when set to true will print to the log file all
## the commands and command output the console requests of its application 
## server to execute.  The command and command output is truncated at 500 
## lines for all commands except those issued by the Activity Monitor 
## (no truncation will occur of these).  Using this property (uncommenting
## the following line) will result in useful debugging information.  Its 
## likely you will be asked to use this property to get supporting data for 
## any issues with the GUI.
#printcmds=true

## The printCmdLines property when set to true will print the netbackup/bin
## netbackup/bin/admincmd and volmgr/bin cmdlines used by the GUI to its 
## log file.  It will only print the cmdline with its arguments (i.e., 
## no output). 
## NOTE - The GUI doesn't always use the cmdlines to get data or update
##        data.  It has some protocols that instruct its application 
##        server to perform tasks using NetBackup and Media Manager APIs.
##        The GUI will be using fewer cmdlines in future releases.
## Instead of setting the following to get these cmdlines printed to the 
## log file, an alternative on supported UNIX platforms is to start the GUI 
## with -c cmdline option.  This will effect only the one instance of the 
## GUI.  This is not available on the Windows platforms.  On Windows 
## platforms, this file will have to be modified, uncommenting the following 
## line.
## NOTE - There is no relationship between printCmdLines and printcmds
##        (see above) properties.  In other words, both will function as 
##        documented if set to true.
##        This property is of no use for debugging communication
##        issues between the GUI and its application server.
printCmdLines=true

## The following property setting will print out IP address lookup timing
## data for all occurrences of such in the GUI.  Reference nbj.conf option,
## FORCE_IPADDR_LOOKUP, documentation in the NetBackup System 
## Administrator's Guide for UNIX for more information.
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