WARNING! Use very carefully! Turning these options on can produce (and probably will!) huge amount of logs.

Field

Description

System performance (Log actions exceeding time in seconds)

Insert time in seconds, if you want to have logged system actions lasting longer than the value specified here.

Mail flow, queue and processing logs

Tick the box, if you want to have logged most actions performed with email messages (antispam, antivirus, etc.)

This feature logs actions taken after an email is received via SMTP and can indicate bottle necks, such as heavy content filters (that scan body of messages without a message size limitation).

For very experienced administrators.

API logs

Tick the box, if you want to have logged every API use. This includes not only any server setting change, but also for example any setting changes performed by users in their WebClients etc.

SQL logs

Select how you want to have logged database actions:

• None – no database actions are logged.
• Log all SQL – really all is logged! Even showing folders in a WebClient.
• Log only failed SQL – only failed database enquiries are logged.

AD sync logs

Select how you want to have logged Active Directory synchronization:

• None – no logs at all.
• Summary – after each domain synchronization, only one log row is written.

  E. g. [1E84] 13:56:01 Synchronizing domain tests.icewarp.com finished, Users( 0 created,20 updated,0 deleted, 7 skipped, 27 listed), Groups( 0 created,1 updated,0 deleted, 40 skipped, 41 listed)

• Debug – all important operations + failed user synchronizations are logged.

  Example of a failed synchronization log:

  SYSTEM [1DB8] 13:51:47 Skipping item 1, because of missing email

• Extended – all data obtained from a remote AD server are logged. Logs are really vast – use advisedly.

  These logs are available for GroupWare, SMTP and IMAP.