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These commands work on both client and server. | These commands work on both client and server. | ||
| + | ==Console Commands & Variables== | ||
===logfile=== | ===logfile=== | ||
Usage: '''logfile [filename]''' | Usage: '''logfile [filename]''' | ||
| − | This command will begin writing a log of all console events to an external file. | + | This command will begin writing a log of all console events to an external file. Odasrv writes to odasrv.log on startup by default. |
'''Note''': No file extension will be applied to the log unless done by the user. For instance, if you wanted to log to an output file named "newlog.txt", you would use the command as ''logfile newlog.txt''. | '''Note''': No file extension will be applied to the log unless done by the user. For instance, if you wanted to log to an output file named "newlog.txt", you would use the command as ''logfile newlog.txt''. | ||
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This command will stop logging if there is currently a logfile being written. | This command will stop logging if there is currently a logfile being written. | ||
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| + | ===log_fulltimestamps=== | ||
| + | Usage: '''log_fulltimestamps (0/1)''' | ||
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| + | Outputs logs with extended timestamp info (dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss). | ||
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| + | ==Command Line Parameter== | ||
| + | ===logfile=== | ||
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| + | Usage: '''+logfile [filename]''' | ||
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| + | See console command description above for more information. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:22, 6 August 2010
These commands work on both client and server.
Contents
Console Commands & Variables
logfile
Usage: logfile [filename]
This command will begin writing a log of all console events to an external file. Odasrv writes to odasrv.log on startup by default.
Note: No file extension will be applied to the log unless done by the user. For instance, if you wanted to log to an output file named "newlog.txt", you would use the command as logfile newlog.txt.
stoplog
Usage: stoplog
This command will stop logging if there is currently a logfile being written.
log_fulltimestamps
Usage: log_fulltimestamps (0/1)
Outputs logs with extended timestamp info (dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss).
Command Line Parameter
logfile
Usage: +logfile [filename]
See console command description above for more information.