18 de febrero de 2025

Horizon Client for Linux Log Files

Log files can help you troubleshoot issues related to installation, display protocols, and feature components. You can create a configuration file to configure the verbosity level.

Log File Locations

Horizon Client for Linux Log Files
Type of Logs	Directory Path	File Name
Installation	`/tmp/root/`	`installer-pid.log` `vmis-pid.log`
Horizon Client UI	`/tmp/username/`	`horizon-client-pid.log`
PCoIP client	`/tmp/teradici-username/`	`pcoip_client_YYYY_MM_DD_XXXXXX.log`
Real-Time Audio-Video	`/tmp/username/`	`RTAV-pid.log`
USB redirection	`/tmp/root/`	`usbarb-pid.log` `view-usbd-pid.log`
VChan	`/tmp/username/`	`VChan-Client.log` Note: This log is created when you enable RDPVCBridge logs by setting "export RDPVC_BRIDGE_LOG_ENABLED=1".
Remote MKS (mouse-keyboard-screen) logs	`/tmp/username/`	`mks-pid.log` `MKSVchanClient-pid.log` `rdeSvc-pid.log`
VdpService client	`/tmp/username/`	`vdpServiceClient-pid.log`
Tsdr client	`/tmp/username/`	`ViewTsdr-Client-pid.log`

Log File Configuration

You can use a configuration property, view.defaultLogLevel, to set the verbosity level for client log files, from 0 (collect all events) to 6 (collect only fatal events).

For USB-specific logs, you can use the following command-line commands:

usbarbitrator --verbose
view-usbd -o log:trace

Collecting a Log Bundle

The log collector is located at /usr/bin/view-log-collector. To use the log collector, you must have execute permissions. You can set permissions from the Linux command line by entering the following command: