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==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
When logDetail is loaded it will force the logged data to be output to the normal debug stream. Server owners that wish to save his to a file must use the [[Redirect|redirect or pipe]] option on the host OS. | When logDetail is loaded it will force the logged data to be output to the normal debug stream. Server owners that wish to save his to a file must use the [[Redirect|redirect or pipe]] option on the host OS. | ||
==How to load the plugin== | |||
In the configuration file put: | |||
* -loadplugin /path/to/logDetail.so | |||
While launching [[BZFS]] the part where you declare your configuration file should look like. | |||
* -conf /path/to/conf.conf >> Serverlog | |||
Now the logs will be saved in the same directory as your configuration file. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[Category:Plug-Ins]] | [[Category:Plug-Ins]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 10 February 2013
logDetail is a standard plug-in that is shipped with the source code. It allows the server owner to record nearly everything that happens on a server. logDetail is included in v2.0.6 and later releases.
Logged Items
logDetail will log the following events.
- Join/Part with IP
- All Chat, including Private Messages
Usage
When logDetail is loaded it will force the logged data to be output to the normal debug stream. Server owners that wish to save his to a file must use the redirect or pipe option on the host OS.
How to load the plugin
In the configuration file put:
- -loadplugin /path/to/logDetail.so
While launching BZFS the part where you declare your configuration file should look like.
- -conf /path/to/conf.conf >> Serverlog
Now the logs will be saved in the same directory as your configuration file.