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Full Discussion: (URGENT) Mounting JFS2 FileSystem on AIX 4.3
Operating Systems AIX (URGENT) Mounting JFS2 FileSystem on AIX 4.3 Post 302105870 by funksen on Monday 5th of February 2007 09:42:05 AM
Old 02-05-2007
1: it's not possible to mmount jfs2 under AIX4.3

2: it is possible to generate a 1.3 TB FS on AIX 4.3, you can go till 2.199 TB

you need to set bytes per inode (NBPI) to 131072

jfs can handle 2^24 inodes, so you can have 2^24*131072 NBPI
 

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define_syslog_variables

DEFINE_SYSLOG_VARIABLES(3)						 1						DEFINE_SYSLOG_VARIABLES(3)

define_syslog_variables - Initializes all syslog related variables

SYNOPSIS

       void define_syslog_variables (void  )

DESCRIPTION

	Initializes all variables used in the syslog functions.

RETURN VALUES

	No value is returned.

       Syslog variables

       +--------------+-------------------------------+---+---+
       |  Variable    | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        Constant equal	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   Meaning	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	    Notes	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       +--------------+-------------------------------+---+---+
       | $LOG_EMERG   | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_EMERG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |      System is unusable       |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_ALERT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_ALERT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   Immediate action required   |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_CRIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_CRIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |      Critical conditions      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 T{ $LOG_ERR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   LOG_ERR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_WARNING	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_WARNING	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_NOTICE	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_NOTICE	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_INFO	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_INFO	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_DEBUG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_DEBUG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_KERN	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_KERN	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_USER	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_USER	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |      Genetic user level       |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_MAIL	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_MAIL	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	Log to email	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_DAEMON	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_DAEMON	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |     Other system daemons      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_AUTH	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_AUTH	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_SYSLOG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_SYSLOG	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on Netware  |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |  $LOG_LPR    | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   LOG_LPR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_NEWS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_NEWS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 Usenet new	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |    Not available on HP-UX     |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |  $LOG_CRON   | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_CRON	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{   Not  available  on  all |   |   |
       |	      | platforms		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |$LOG_AUTHPRIV | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	LOG_AUTHPRIV	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   |T{ Not available on AIX    |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL0  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL0	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL1  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL1	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL2  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL2	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL3  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL3	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL4  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL4	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL5  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL5	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL6  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL6	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{ Not available on  Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_LOCAL7  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_LOCAL7	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | |T{  Not available on Windows |   |   |
       |	      | and Netware		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |  $LOG_PID    | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	   LOG_PID	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	|T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	T{ $LOG_CONS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	  LOG_CONS	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_ODELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_ODELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_NDELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_NDELAY	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        |T{		      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |        T{ $LOG_NOWAIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_NOWAIT	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   |T{ Not available on BeOS   |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       | $LOG_PERROR  | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 	 LOG_PERROR	      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       |	      |   |T{ Not available on AIX    |   |   |
       |	      | 			      |   |   |
       +--------------+-------------------------------+---+---+
       Warning

	      This function has been DEPRECATED as of PHP 5.3.0 and REMOVED as of PHP 5.4.0.

EXAMPLES

       Example #1

	      define_syslog_variables(3) example

	      <?php
	      // Check if syslog variables already is defined
	      if(!get_cfg_var('define_syslog_variables'))
	      {
		  define_syslog_variables();
	      }

	      // Open the log
	      openlog('', $LOG_ODELAY, $LOG_MAIL | $LOG_USER);

	      // Continue script ...
	      ?>

CHANGELOG

       +--------+---------------------------------------------------+
       |Version |						    |
       |	|						    |
       |	|		     Description		    |
       |	|						    |
       +--------+---------------------------------------------------+
       | 5.4.0	|						    |
       |	|						    |
       |	|	 This function was removed from PHP.	    |
       |	|						    |
       | 5.3.0	|						    |
       |	|						    |
       |	|  This function now throws an E_DEPRECATED notice. |
       |	|						    |
       +--------+---------------------------------------------------+
SEE ALSO

       openlog(3), syslog(3), closelog(3).

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