version = "6.0b.trunk-r13264"
this is a new install. our previous install went bad due to a python update on
this 10.7.4 workstation.
i changed debug to error for delegation.
>
>> On May 12, 2014, at 8:43 AM, Andy Knasinski <a...@nrgsoft.com> wrote:
>>
>> Not sure how to check on version.
>
> {9} andre@foci [cs/trunk] % cat calendarserver/version.py
> version = "6.0b.trunk-r13468"
>
>> http://server.com:8008/.calendarserver_version
>>
>> returns a "2"
>
> Yeah that?s ? very old, and was only relevant a long time ago (or for very
> VERY long-range upgrades).
>
>> proxydbservice is using sqlite
>
> Have you tried using sqlite3 tools to export / dump the proxydb on a periodic
> basis, to check for any unexpected changes?
>
>> i can't seem to find an error log, if i look at web admin
>>
>> http://server.com:8008/admin/logs/
>>
>> i see an access log and server log
>
> You?re definitely using a recent version; the web admin log viewer is pretty
> new. This view of error.log should be the same as the on-disk view.
>
>> We don't run any backup on this box.
>
> I think the next task is to find the logs. The log location is likely decided
> by how you installed Calendar Server. If you?re running from an SVN checkout,
> you?ll find them at data/Logs (relative to the SVN checkout directory). If
> not, check Calendar Server?s caldavd.plist for ?LogRoot?. Any config keys not
> defined in caldavd.plist inherit default values from
> twistedcaldav/stdconfig.py.
>
> If the error.log doesn?t tell you anything useful at the default log level,
> you can increase the verbosity of the logs by setting DefaultLogLevel in
> caldavd.plist to something like info or debug.
>
> At debug log level, in trunk and recent versions, something like the
> following is logged at ?debug? level whenever a client changes their delegate
> configuration:
>
> 2014-05-12 10:06:00-0700 [DirectoryProxyAMPProtocol,0,]
> [txdav.who.delegates#debug] Setting delegate assignments for
> 10000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001 (read) to
> [u'10000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000004']
>
> You can set the verbosity for specific types of log messages (overriding the
> default) as follows, allowing you to fine-tune which messages you?d like to
> see.
>
> 1) Look at sample log message of the type you wish to become more verbose, in
> the last square bracketed section before the actual message. In the above
> case, txdav.who.delegates#debug. This shows the log component and log level
> of the message.
>
> 2) Set verbosity for that component in the LogLevels dict in caldavd.plist,
> e.g.
>
> <!-- Log level overrides for specific functionality -->
> <key>LogLevels</key>
> <dict>
> <key>txdav.who.delegates</key>
> <string>debug</string>
> </dict>
>
> The proxy / delegation related log messages you might expect to see will
> depend on which version of the server you?re running. Big changes lately in
> directory land :)
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