Hello,
On Sun, Dec 3, 2000, at 09:02 AM, you wrote:
> On 03-Dec-00, P, 2 Dec 2000, Don Cox wrote:
>
> P>> > Miami? The problem is that I don't have any screen or keyboard to my
> P>>
> P>> The default seems to be ram:miami.log
>
> P>Very nonexistent on my system. :(
>
>
> P>> but you can set it to any file you like in the prefs, under "logging".
>
> P>Yeah sure.. And how do I edit those settings as the shitty miami has it's
> P>own binary format for settings... Plain text has some advantages...
>
> errr.....maybe I don't understand, but Miami does have an ARexx port. Could
> you control it through that?
> good luck
> Fr. Stan
>
> --
>
> Father W. Stanley Davis, PA/OSB
I may be "talking through my hat," here, but, I seem to remember,
in the manual, there are instructions on how to set up logues of
several types (this includes a syslog), and how to work with them.
>From what I remember, the purpose, of any of these logues, is to
allow the user to discern exactly what had been happening while Miami
was running. Through this, a user could deduce at what speed his or
her connection was, and whether there were any errant happenings.
Since I do not know what, exactly, Mr. Cox, or anyone else, wishes
to do with the logue, I find it near impossible to suggest anything.
Therefore, if a more, detailed intent, is noted, IMHO, most of us,
who might be able to help, can give it a try; otherwise, it is just
"hit or miss."
Julian.
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