I am working with HP support to resolve an ongoing failure of the store once software service. They want me to enable trace level logs but it consumed 400GB+ in about 24 hours and shutdown Windows.
I have created a 2TB drive on another server and mapped a drive letter to it, but have run into a problem using it.
omnirc was updated with OB2DBGDIR=P:\debugs, DP was restarted and log files appeared in the folder.
The following paths were attempted from the service manager and command line without success;
sc start storeoncesoftware --log_level=tracing --log_path=P:\Temp\Temp (double entry fixed a problem on the C: drive)
sc start storeoncesoftware --log_level=tracing --log_path=P:\Temp\
sc start storeoncesoftware --log_level=tracing --log_path=P:\Temp
sc start storeoncesoftware --log_level=tracing --log_path=P:\
This command actually started the service but log files went to the omniback \tmp folder.
sc start storeoncesoftware --log_level=tracing --log_path=P:
Can the service write to a network drive or does it have to be local?