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Chapter 4 Working with AFP Service 83

Keeping an Access Log for AFP Service

The access log records the times when a user connects or disconnects, opens a le, or

creates or deletes a le or folder.

To set up access logging:

1 Open Server Admin and connect to the server.

2 Click the triangle at the left of the server.

The list of services appears.

3 From the expanded Servers list, select AFP.

4 Click Settings, then click Logging.

5 Select “Enable access log.”

6 Select the events you want to record.

When choosing events to log, consider available disk space. The more events you

choose, the faster the log le will grow.

To view the log, open Server Admin, select AFP, and click Logs. Alternatively, use

Terminal to view the logs stored in /Library/Logs/AppleFileService/.

7 Click Save.

From the command line:

To set up access logging: m

$ sudo serveradmin settings

afp:activityLog = yes

afp:activityLogTime = value

afp:loggingAttributes:logLogin = value

afp:loggingAttributes:logLogout = value

afp:loggingAttributes:logOpenFork = value

afp:loggingAttributes:logCreateFile = value

afp:loggingAttributes:logCreateDir = value

afp:loggingAttributes:logDelete = value

afp:errorLogTime = 0

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