Hi, everyone-

I actually fired up and used BT the other day to crash a file to a
POTS-only system. I looked in the log and to my surprise, the damn
thing is set to full debug mode and I'd like to change the logging
level. Something tells me it's "LogLevel" for the keyword but I don't
remember the scale of the number after that. Anyone remember this?

Thanks,
Sean

P.S. I'm hoping to have a POTS-capable system here very soon.

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HI Sean,

On Sun 2037-Oct-04 15:18, Sean Dennis (1:18/200) wrote to All:

I actually fired up and used BT the other day to crash a file to a POTS-only system. I looked in the log and to my surprise, the damn
thing is set to full debug mode and I'd like to change the logging
level. Something tells me it's "LogLevel" for the keyword but I
don't remember the scale of the number after that. Anyone remember
this?

YEp, maximum of 5 iirc.
Yep, 1-5, with 5 being most.

FOrgot about the "debug setting for that.


HOpe that helps.

Regards,
Richard
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Hello Sean!

Sunday October 04 2009 15:18, Sean Dennis wrote to All:

I actually fired up and used BT the other day to crash a file to a POTS-only system. I looked in the log and to my surprise, the damn
thing is set to full debug mode and I'd like to change the logging
level. Something tells me it's "LogLevel" for the keyword but I don't remember the scale of the number after that. Anyone remember this?

LogLevel goes from 1 for minimal logging, to 6 for full logging of everything.

Andrew

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Hi, Andrew-

Quoting Andrew Leary from a message to Sean Dennis <=-

LogLevel goes from 1 for minimal logging, to 6 for full logging of everything.

So would 3 be about right for a system that is running smoothly and doesn't need the verbose logs?

It's been too many years since I've done dialup I guess... :)

Later,
Sean

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Sean Dennis wrote to Andrew Leary:

Hi, Andrew-

So would 3 be about right for a system that is running smoothly and doesn't need the verbose logs?

I'd say that would be a good place to start.

It's been too many years since I've done dialup I guess... :)

There isn't much that happens dialup these days.

Regards,

Andrew

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Hello, Andrew.

Tuesday October 06 2009 at 19:59, you wrote to me:

There isn't much that happens dialup these days.

That's why I'm not going to dedicate a line to dialup; just going to spring for
the CommStation 9000 and a distinctive ring number. The CS9K will pay for itself in under three months. I'd also like to have a fax number for dealing with the VA (they love to fax paperwork all over) and to have for other dealings in my professional life.

Besides, I'll switch to feeding Fidonet via POTS once I get it (really!) and perhaps you and me to POTS for Fidonet if we're feeling really sadomasochistic.


Later,
Sean

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Hello Sean.

08 Oct 09 19:07, you wrote to me:

Besides, I'll switch to feeding Fidonet via POTS once I get it
(really!) and perhaps you and me to POTS for Fidonet if we're feeling really sadomasochistic. <G>

There's nothing quite like listening to a modem handshaking while you're waiting to get onto your favorite BBS.

Andrew

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Hello, Andrew.

Friday October 09 2009 at 20:56, you wrote to me:

There's nothing quite like listening to a modem handshaking while
you're waiting to get onto your favorite BBS.

Yes, indeed. I remember I'd come running into the BBS room when I had POTS so I could see who was calling!

Later,
Sean

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Replying to a message of Sean Dennis to All:

Hi, everyone-

I actually fired up and used BT the other day to crash a file to a POTS-only system. I looked in the log and to my surprise, the damn
thing is set to full debug mode and I'd like to change the logging
level. Something tells me it's "LogLevel" for the keyword but I
don't remember the scale of the number after that. Anyone remember
this?

1 to 5. 5 being the most logging, 1 being the least. Logging is keyed on the first character of the line; whatever that character is determines what will appear in the log depending on the log level.

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Replying to a message of Sean Dennis to Andrew Leary:

Hi, Andrew-

Quoting Andrew Leary from a message to Sean Dennis <=-

LogLevel goes from 1 for minimal logging, to 6 for full logging of
everything.

So would 3 be about right for a system that is running smoothly and doesn't need the verbose logs?

It depends. Some log analyzers don't work properly with minimal logging.
My system is set to 5. Binkley shuts down at midnight on the first of
the month to close out that month's log; the script moves that log and then restarts Binkley with a new log.

I was using somebody's Binkley log analyzer but I didn't like it so I wrote
my own REXX scripts that go through the log and do what I want.

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