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How to enable trace or debug in Privilege Manager for Unix or Privilege Manager for Sudo. -
Description
Tracing can be used to provide more indepth information for diagnostic purposes.
It is recommended that trace is run for short periods or during quiet times, to minimize any performance overhead. -
Résolution
In Privilege Manager 5.6 and above
Tracing can be enabled for most components by running: -z on
For example: pmlocald -z on
Tracing can be turned off by running -z off
For example: pmlocald -z off
In Privilege Manager for Sudo to trace the plugin1 - Create the /tmp/pmplugin.ini file as root.
2 - Edit the /tmp/pmplugin.ini and enter in the below:
filename=/tmp/pmplugin.trc
level=0xffffffff
For pmjoin_plugin issues setup the trace for pmpoljoin_plugin:pmpoljoin_plugin -z on
Some components which may be useful to trace are;Main Components: pmrun, pmlocald, pmmasterd, pmtunneld
Pmshells: pmksh, pmloginshell, pmcsh and pmshReporting Console: pmrclogfind, pmrcqueryservice