errpt(1M)                                               errpt(1M)



     NAME
          errpt - process a report of logged errors

     SYNOPSIS
          errpt [-a] [-dev] [-e date] [-f] [-p n] [-s date] [file...]

     DESCRIPTION
          errpt processes data collected by the error logging mechan-
          ism (errdemon(1M)) and generates a report of that data.  The
          default report summarizes all errors posted in the named
          files.  The options described below apply to all files.  If
          you don't specify a file, errpt attempts to use
          /usr/adm/errfile.

          A summary report lists: the options that may limit its com-
          pleteness, the time stamped on the earliest and latest er-
          rors, and the total number of errors of one or more types.
          Each device summary contains: the total number of un-
          recovered errors, recovered errors, errors which couldn't be
          logged, I/O operations on the device, and miscellaneous ac-
          tivities on the device.  It also includes as read errors the
          number of times that errpt has difficulty reading input
          data.

          In addition to specific error information, any detailed re-
          port contains all instances of the error logging process be-
          ing started and stopped, any time changes (via date(1)) that
          took place during the interval being processed, and an ap-
          pended summary of each error type included.

          A report may be limited to certain records in the following
          ways:

          -a   a detailed report including all error types.

          -dev a detailed report is limited to data about device dev,
               where dev is a device identifier.  errpt is familiar
               with the common form of identifiers (see Section 7 of
               this volume).  The devices for which errors are logged
               are system dependent.  Additional identifiers are int
               and mem which include detailed reports of stray-
               interrupt and memory-parity type errors, respectively.

          -e date
               ignore all records posted later than date, where date
               has the form mmddhhmmyy.

          -f   a detailed report reporting only unrecovered block dev-
               ice errors.

          -p n limit the detailed report to n pages.




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     errpt(1M)                                               errpt(1M)



          -s date
               ignore all records posted earlier than date, where date
               has the form mmddhhmmyy.

     FILES
          /usr/bin/errpt
          /etc/master         for configuration of devices in system
          /usr/adm/errfile    default error file

     SEE ALSO
          date(1), errdead(1M), errdemon(1M), errfile(4).

     BUGS
          When illegal options are specified, errpt ignores them and
          generates default ouput.








































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