NAME

       arc-blahp-logger - ARC authplugin to store BLAH accouting logs about FINISHED jobs

DESCRIPTION

       ARC  BLAH  logger  is  an authplugin to store FINISHED jobs information in log files used by BLAH parser.
       Generated logs can be used by APEL/DGAS client tools to send accounting information.

SYNOPSIS

       arc-blahp-logger -I <jobID> -U <user> -P <proxy file> -L <job status file> [-c <ceid  prefix>]  [-p  <log
       prefix> ] [-d <log level>]

OPTIONS

       -I jobID
              A-REX job identifier

       -U user
              local account that own the job files and processes

       -P user proxy
              path to user proxy certificate file to get VOMS membership info

       -L job status file
              A-REX jobstatus .local file containint more info about job (like LRMS id)

       -c ceid prefix
              prefix to generate CE ID in accordance to GLUE1.3 publishing

       -p log prefix
              logs location and filename prefix. Default is /var/log/arc/accounting/blahp.log

       -d loglevel
              logging level from 0(ERROR) to 5(DEBUG)

ENABLING PLUGIN IN A-REX CONFIGURATION

       You need to add BLAH logger plugin as a handler for FINISHED state, e.g.:

       authplugin="FINISHED   timeout=10,onfailure=pass   /usr/libexec/arc/arc-blahp-logger   -I  %I  -U  %u  -L
       %C/job.%I.local -P %C/job.%I.proxy"

CONFIGURATION

       There are no particular plugin configuration except passing correct options.

       By default BLAH log is written to /var/log/arc/accounting/blahp.log-YYYYMMDD.  The  log  prefix  (without
       -YYYYMMDD) can be redefined with optional -p option.

       CE  ID is generated automatically and has a format host.fqdn:2811/nordugrid-torque-queue in accordance to
       GLUE1.3 publishing.  Queue is added in runtime anyway, but prefix can be redefined with -c option.   This
       option should be added in case of LRMS.

       To debug logger execution you can add -d 5 option and see all ARC logger output from all subsystems used.

AUTHOR

       Andrii Salnikov <manf at grid dot org dot ua>