Le Lundi 11 Septembre 2006 06:27, Jerome Alet a écrit : > On Mon, Sep 11, 2006 at 09:50:04AM +0700, Donny Christiaan wrote: > > Here is the tail -f /var/log/message contain jasmine log.
Yes, /var/log/message is nearly equivalent to /var/log/syslog... But look at this : > > Sep 11 09:44:32 ltsp jasmine[18899]: Warning: Debug mode is > > activated, you should turn it off when going to production ! To do > > so, set $debug to 0 in the /usr/lib/cups/backend/jasmine perl script. > > Sep 11 09:44:34 ltsp jasmine[18899]: User 'edp0donny' printed 147 > > pages on printer 'FOPrinter' It misses all the 'debug' messages. We need them ;-). Try to put such a line in your /etc/syslog/conf and restart syslogd : *.*;auth,authpriv.none -/var/log/syslog Or if this kind of line is already present (nearly same beginning), look at the end of the line to see where the messages go. > > Here is the tail -f /var/log/cups/page_log: > > FOPrinter edp0donny 8791 [11/Sep/2006:09:44:33 +0700] 1 1 - localhost > > FOPrinter edp0donny 8791 [11/Sep/2006:09:44:33 +0700] 1 1 - localhost > > Is there a way in Jasmine to keep the print job's datas in a file > on disk ? Yes, i've added such a system in 0.0.3, in order to feed you with "strange files" ;-). The problem is the files are only kept if Pkpgcounter or MySQL insertion fails... So in this case I think the tempfile will have been deleted :-( > I'd like to be able to analyze such a file. You may have plenty when 0.0.3 goes into production here (work). > Or if you print from windows, just print to file, then send the file > to me along with the real number of pages in contains. You mean when printing from Windows, the file is sent in its final version, and CUPS does not modify it ? -- Put JASmine in your Cups ! To unsubscribe : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] List archives : http://dir.gmane.org/gmane.comp.printing.jasmine.user http://www.mail-archive.com/jasmine%40ml.free.fr/ Web site : http://jasmine.berlios.de/
