Thanks, Gerald! It might be a good idea as well to make the default log file
be auto-configured during build time (if it finds apache sources) to point to
embperl.log in whatever apache has configured as the log directory. Using /tmp
is just a bad, bad idea.
Regards,
Christian
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gerald Richter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, January 20, 2000 3:26 PM
> To: Christian Gilmore; 'Jason Bodnar'
> Cc: mod_perl Maillinglist
> Subject: RE: How do you turn logging off completely in Embperl?
>
>
> > The file gets created even if EMBPERL_DEBUG = 0 is set in 1.2.0. The
> > Changes.pod from
> > 1.2.1 doesn't indicate that this problem was corrected, so it
> > should still be
> > present.
> >
> > Try setting EMBPERL_DEBUG = 0 and not setting a EMBPERL_LOG (so
> > it is set to
> > default). Make sure the /tmp/embperl.log doesn't exist
> before starting the
> > server. Start the server. The log won't exist. Request a
> page that uses
> > Embperl. The log file will now exist.
> >
>
> ok, you are right. I found the bug. Seems like I indrocuded
> it sometime in
> the past, while im rearragend the setup of the request.
>
> You could try the following: In file epmain.c in function
> SetupRequest about
> line 1786, there is call to OpenLog, place
>
> if (pConf -> bDebug)
>
> in front of it, so it looks now like:
>
> if (pConf -> bDebug)
> if ((rc = OpenLog (pCurrReq, NULL, 2)) != ok)
>
>
> LogError (pCurrReq, rc) ;
> }
>
> Now Embperl should be quite!
>
> Gerald
>
>
