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napp-it console messages

RandyV

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Hi all,

Is there a way to stop napp-it from logging all messages to the console and redirect them to e.g. /tmp/log ?
I tried looking for a configuration file since the starting line is : /var/web-gui/tools/httpd/napp-it-mhttpd -c \*\*.pl but I don't understand this notation. Where does it look for the corresponding "pl" config file?

Maybe someone can point me in the right direction?

Rgds,

Randy
 
Hi all,

Is there a way to stop napp-it from logging all messages to the console and redirect them to e.g. /tmp/log ?
I tried looking for a configuration file since the starting line is : /var/web-gui/tools/httpd/napp-it-mhttpd -c \*\*.pl but I don't understand this notation. Where does it look for the corresponding "pl" config file?

Maybe someone can point me in the right direction?

Rgds,

Randy

1.
napp-it is a pre 1.0 release, so there are a lot of "unneeded" debug messages.
Currently, if you need a "clean" shell, connect via putty and do not use the default console (on a pure server text install- the suggested live version shows these debug infos with /etc/init.d/napp-it restart in a console).

(These messages are really helpful for debugging)

2.
/var/web-gui/tools/httpd/napp-it-mhttpd -c \*\*.pl
this is the startup of the minihttpd webserver (from initfile /etc/init.d/napp-it) that is currently used with napp-it. The *.pl means, that *.pl (Perl-scripts) are treated as executable files.
 
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Thanx for the answer because I thought that the -c was a reference to a configuration file which I cloudn't find. So in fact if I add one with a reference to log to a logfile then I can browse that for troubleshooting . ( the speed of the screen messages is to high to read for me ;-).

Rgds,
Randy
 
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