Hi Peter,
> I got a ASR1001 with a constantly growing "tracelogs" folder. The space on
> disk is not an issue, its more of annoying when i get my rancid updates.
>
> Do anyone of you have any solution about this?
We had the same problem with RANCID starting somewhere in IOS-XE 3.6.
You can avoid writing tracelogs by setting the log level to "emergency",
unfortunately this has to be done for every process:
platform trace runtime slot F0 bay 0 process chassis-manager module
all-modules level emergency
platform trace runtime slot F0 bay 0 process emd module all-modules level
emergency
platform trace runtime slot F0 bay 0 process forwarding-manager module
all-modules level emergency
|
platform trace runtime slot R0 bay 0 process pluggable-services module
all-modules level emergency
platform trace runtime slot R0 bay 0 process shell-manager module
all-modules level emergency
platform trace runtime slot R0 bay 0 process virt-manager module
all-modules level emergency
There was a bug in earlier IOS-XE versions, platform trace level
setting was ignored. IIRC this was fixed somewhere in 3.9 (CSCuc89971).
Before this fix we used a filter in the rancid script's "ShowFlash"
parser, also filtering the changing size output:
next if (/ \/bootflash\/$/);
next if (/ \/bootflash\/tracelogs$/);
next if (/ \/bootflash\/tracelogs\//);
next if (/\d+ bytes total \(\d+ bytes free\)$/);
Best regards,
Klaus
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