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P4 Server Administration Documentation | 2025.1

# Examples of possible log entries

Examples of possible log entries:

Entry | Meaning
--- | ---
user-transmit | `user-transmit -t <taskID> [-b batch -s batchsize -r]` Processes spawned by parallel sync, submit, or shelve that transfer batches of files in parallel. The arguments correspond to the `batch` and `batchsize` arguments of the parallel sync, submit, or shelve command. The internally-generated `-r` argument indicates that the parallel submit or shelve transfers from the client to the server, rather than server to client (like sync) The `-t` argument is internal
Log entries that begin with `dm-` are for are client-to-server callbacks that the server has defined.
Log entries that begin with `rmt-` are for server-to-server commands, such as those related to edge-commit, master-replica, remote depots, and centralized authorization server (P4AUTH).
`rmt-Journal` | Used by a p4 pull thread on a replica server to retrieve journal records that contain metadata from a master. in the replica server log, you might see the pull processes in the master log, you might see `rmt-Journal` entries corresponding to the metadata being pulled from the master to the replica server
`rmt-FileFetch` | Used by `p4 pull -u` on an replica server to retrieve archive files, or by parallel submit from an replica server to transfer archive files from the replica server to the master. In the master log, you might see `rmt-FileFetch` entries from the `pull -u` commands running on replica servers. In the edge server log, you might see `rmt-FileFetch` entries during parallel submit from the pull command running on the commit server to get the archives onto the commit server

## Logging files sent to the server or proxy

Unstructured logs indicate the number of files sent and the size in bytes. The format is:

`filetotals (type) send/recv files+bytes 0+0mb/0+0mb`

where `type` is `svr`, `client`, or `cache`. For example, a sync might log the following on a commit server:

    --- filetotals (svr) send/recv files+bytes 5+50mb/0+0mb
    --- filetotals (client) send/recv files+bytes 0+0mb/5+50mb

For the equivalent in structured logging, see NetworkPerformance, ClientStats, and CacheStats.

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