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FastPCRF Logs

Tracing

The level of detail in the logs is set by the trace parameter in the /etc/dpi/fastpcrf.conf configuration file.

The trace parameter is ignored if the verbose parameter is set to 1 — this value enables trace output for all subsystems.
To configure logging for one specific or several subsystems, the verbose parameter must be set to 0.

The trace parameter is a bitmask, where each bit enables detailed logging for a specific subsystem:

The trace parameter is hot: its value can be changed on the fly using the service fastpcrf reload command

FastPCRF logs its actions to the /var/log/dpi directory.

Log purposes:

fastpcrf_alert.log

Log of fastPCRF startup/shutdown. If any errors occurred during startup/stop, you will see them in this log.

fastpcrf_ap0.log

Log of receiving authorization requests from fastDPI (fastDPI → fastPCRF communication):

fastpcrf_ap1.log

CoA log:

fastpcrf_ap2.log

Interaction with RADIUS authorization servers:

fastpcrf_ap3.log

Accounting log:

fastpcrf_ap4.log

Log of fastPCRF → fastDPI communication:

fastpcrf_stat.log

Internal fastPCRF statistics:

FastPCRF periodically dumps its internal statistics into this log.