For either "/logl:n" or "LogMaxSize=n", in what units is the value of "n".
Would "LogMaxSize=n" go in the "[Options]" section of IFD.INI?
IFD log size value
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Re: IFD log size value
For "/logl" (LogLevel) it's just a number. Normally, 1 through 10, though higher may be necessary for debugging information. For example, LogLevel=3.
For "LogMaxSize" you can use bytes, KiB, or MiB to specify the size. For example: LogMaxSize=32768 or LogMaxSize=32KiB. The program will convert the number to bytes when it updates it.
Both go in the [Options] section.
For "LogMaxSize" you can use bytes, KiB, or MiB to specify the size. For example: LogMaxSize=32768 or LogMaxSize=32KiB. The program will convert the number to bytes when it updates it.
Both go in the [Options] section.
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Bob Coleman
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Re: IFD log size value
On the BIBM partition, I have an IFD.INI containing
[Options]
LogMaxSize=32768
The current size of IFD.LOG is 35,390 and it continues to grow.
[Options]
LogMaxSize=32768
The current size of IFD.LOG is 35,390 and it continues to grow.
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Bob Coleman
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Re: IFD log size value
I still don't understand how to successfully manage the size of IFD.LOG. LogMaxSize=n in IFD.INI doesn't seem to have any effect.
/logmax:n on the Image command where n is less than the current size of IFD.LOG causes IFD.LOG to be deleted.
/logmax:n on the Image command where n is less than the current size of IFD.LOG causes IFD.LOG to be deleted.
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Re: IFD log size value
You need to add LogMaxSize to the [Options] section of the bootitbm.ini file since you're using it with BIBM. Also, there appears to be a problem currently with the file being reduced. The temp file (reduced in size) remains instead of being renamed back to IFD.LOG.
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Re: IFD log size value
under TBOS the rename currently can't have a path, but it does when it
renames the file so the temp file will still be out there instead.
"Bob Coleman" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
I still don't understand how to successfully manage the size of IFD.LOG.
LogMaxSize=n in IFD.INI doesn't seem to have any effect.
/logmax:n on the Image command where n is less than the current size of
IFD.LOG causes IFD.LOG to be deleted.
renames the file so the temp file will still be out there instead.
"Bob Coleman" wrote in message news:[email protected]...
I still don't understand how to successfully manage the size of IFD.LOG.
LogMaxSize=n in IFD.INI doesn't seem to have any effect.
/logmax:n on the Image command where n is less than the current size of
IFD.LOG causes IFD.LOG to be deleted.
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Bob Coleman
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Re: IFD log size value
This seems to be working correctly in BIBM 1.19/IFD 2.82a.