1.6. IdM Healthcheck configuration modifications
You can change Identity Management (IdM) Healthcheck settings by adding the desired command line options to the /etc/ipahealthcheck/ipahealthcheck.conf file. This can be useful when, for example, you configured log rotation previously and now want to ensure the logs are in a format suitable for automatic analysis, but do not want to set up a new timer.
After the modification, all logs that Healthcheck creates follow the new settings. These settings also apply to any manual execution of Healthcheck.
When running Healthcheck manually, the settings in the configuration file take precedence over the options specified in the command line. For example, if output_type is set to human in the configuration file, specifying json on the command line has no effect. Any command line options you use that are not specified in the configuration file are applied normally.