I'm a little confused by this option. it's not documented that i can
find. i'm running mysql authentication. i have auth-logging on. the
default for sql-logging is off. okay. but what does sql-logging *do*?
how does it differ from auth-logging?
i did a crapload of googling, and searching the mailing list
archives. found one obscure toaster site that said this:
--enable-auth-logging
Record time and ip of last auth attempt. Valid only for CDB, MySQL,
PGSQL, LDAP, ActiveDir.
--enable-sql-logging
Enable authentication logging to MySQL/Postgres.
okay. i'm still confused.
Paul Theodoropoulos
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