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Files-transferred log files

SnapVault creates a new files-transferred log file at the beginning of each SnapVault transfer.

Files-transferred log files are kept in the following directory structure in the log volume created by the SnapLock for SnapVault feature : /etc/logs/snapvault secondary vol/secondary qtree name/month/log file.

The snapVault secondary vol directories are the SnapLock volume names on the secondary storage system. The following is the format of the directory name: secondary volume name_volume id. The volume UUID uniquely identifies a volume globally.

The secondary qtree name directories are the qtrees within a SnapVault secondary vol directory. The following is the format of the secondary qtree directory name: secondary qtree name_treeid_inodenum_gennum. The tree ID, inode number, and generation number uniquely identify the qtrees within a volume.

The month directory denotes the month in which log files for a qtree were generated. The format for the month directory is as follows: yyyymm. The year (yyyy) and month (mm) are generated using the ComplianceClock.

The log file name uniquely identifies each transfer log file. The following is the format of the transfer log file name: snapvault_filelog.yyyymmdd_hhmmss_zzz.

The year (yyyy), month (mm), day (dd), hour (hh), minute (mm), second (ss), and time zone (zzz) are generated using the ComplianceClock.

Example

The following is a sample path for a transfer log file named snapvault_filelog.20040123_000500_PST:
/etc/log/vault_ ed0ad520-5f40-11d8-91ca-00a09800dcba/users_19_1435628_1286197/200401/snapvault_filelog.20040123_000500_PST