RE: NSCPIC.LOG

[Mark Welte <MWelte@xxxxxxxx>]

Basically, we are having the same problem also. We didn't notice it 
until the last two service packs were installed. I haven't found a way 
to shut it off either.

Mark Welte
Denso Manufacturing Tennessee, Inc.


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From:  Jeff Crosby[SMTP:jlcrosby@fwi.com]
Sent:  Wednesday, September 24, 1997 8:19 AM
To:  Midrange List Server (David Gibbs)
Subject:  NSCPIC.LOG

Two of us in the office use CA/400 Win95/NT client.  Both of us are 
at
V3R1M2 and the latest service pack.  Late last week the other user
noticed a file in his C: root directory with a size of 110mb!  The 
file
was NSCPIC.LOG.  I checked my NSCPIC.LOG and it was 142mb!  Needless 
to
say this file takes a fair amount of time to back up. <g>

I checked online help, NS Administrator help, manuals, etc, but can't
find just exactly what this file is for, although the .LOG extension 
is
a clue.  It definitely has something to do with the NS router and is
definitely a log of activity, but could find no way to turn it "off." 
 I
took a chance and deleted it.  Within an hour it reappeared and after 
a
week has now grown to 10mb.

Anybody know more about this?  Thanks.

--
-Jeff

jlcrosby@fwi.com
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