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wInG
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Loggin problems

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I'm having some problems with all log files..
i set up those variables
set g_log "librapub.log" // Game logging
set g_logsync 0
set logfile 2 // Console logging ( 1: enable 2: enable and sync )

and else

set b_cheatlog "cheaters.log"

in the server's cfg.. but the server doesnt even create the .logs

anyone know what it can be?
Naked Pope
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Re: Loggin problems

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wInG wrote:set g_logsync 0
I think this should be set to 1.
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Post by wInG »

tried

seta logfile 1
seta g_logSync 1
seta logfile "3" // (console log - 0=no log 1=buffered 2=continuous 3=append)
seta g_log "librapub.log"

and doesnt work again :/

checked the linux permission too
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Post by Badhabit »

wInG wrote:tried

seta logfile 1
seta g_logSync 1
seta logfile "3" // (console log - 0=no log 1=buffered 2=continuous 3=append)
seta g_log "librapub.log"

and doesnt work again :/

checked the linux permission too
Make sure the "user" and "group" are the same for all ET folders/files.
And your log files will be in your /etpro folder, not /etmain.
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Post by wInG »

what "user and group" ?
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Post by Badhabit »

wInG wrote:what "user and group" ?
Well I have server 1 set to "et"
and server 2 set to "et2"

Just make sure, what ever user and group you have set for your root et folder, is the same for all files/folders within your et root folder.
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Post by Naked Pope »

Do you have a Windows server wInG?
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linux server, i'll check the user and group
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user and group are the same too... argh what else it can be?
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Post by uber-noob »

Where are you looking for the logfiles? They should be stored in your fs_homepath (this is normaly something like .etwolf inside the users home directory), not inside the fs_basepath (where et is actually installed).
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Post by Naked Pope »

I use

set g_log "etserver.log"
set g_logsync 1
set logfile 1

and get the files etserver.log and etconsole.log in ~/.etwolf/etpro (the users home directory).
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Post by FraUz »

wInG wrote:tried

seta logfile 1
..
seta logfile "3" // (console log - 0=no log 1=buffered 2=continuous ...
are these 2 commands redundant? If no, why?
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