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    Atape trace log files were filling the /var filesystem due to the trace_logging attribute being left enabled for troubleshooting. The trace_logging attribute controls whether Atape continuously writes trace log files to /var/adm/ras when enabled. Disabling the trace_logging attribute with chdev, such as chdev -l rmt0 -a trace_logging=no, will prevent further trace logs from being generated.

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    Atape trace log files were filling the /var filesystem due to the trace_logging attribute being left enabled for troubleshooting. The trace_logging attribute controls whether Atape continuously writes trace log files to /var/adm/ras when enabled. Disabling the trace_logging attribute with chdev, such as chdev -l rmt0 -a trace_logging=no, will prevent further trace logs from being generated.

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    Atape Trace Logs in Var-Adm-ras Directory

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    Atape trace log files were filling the /var filesystem due to the trace_logging attribute being left enabled for troubleshooting. The trace_logging attribute controls whether Atape continuously writes trace log files to /var/adm/ras when enabled. Disabling the trace_logging attribute with chdev, such as chdev -l rmt0 -a trace_logging=no, will prevent further trace logs from being generated.

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    Atape trace logs in /var/adm/ras directory

    Question
    Atape trace log files are filling my /var filesystem, how do I disable Atape rmt tracing?
    Cause
    Atape trace_logging attribute is off by default, but may have been left on from prior
    troubleshooting.
    Answer
    The Atape rmt device attributes include a trace_logging attribute that will continuously write
    Atape.rmt#.trace# files to the /var/adm/ras directory if enabled.
    You can disable Atape trace logging by changing the trace_logging attribute to no with chdev. For
    example:
    chdev -l rmt0 -a trace_loggingno

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