Subject: Wierdness in the server

From: [email-masked] (Judy Anderson)
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 1992 16:45:34 -0700

The idea behind logging of commands is to aid in determining the
immediate cause of a crash.  The list is only printed out during a
panic dump, and is not saved in the DB.  Since there are forked tasks
involved, you can't be sure that the last command typed was actually
the cause of the panic, but in some cases it is, so this can be a
help. 

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From: Clay Luther <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 1992 16:08:48 -0700

Why/how are player commands being logged to the log file?

Jun 30 09:15:27: #4681: logon
Jun 30 09:15:32: #4681: n
Jun 30 09:15:47: #4681: l vidicamera
Jun 30 09:15:54: #4681: l bench
Jun 30 09:16:01: #4681: w
Jun 30 09:16:05: #4681: w
Jun 30 09:16:11: #4681: e
Jun 30 09:16:11: #4681: e
Jun 30 09:16:17: #4681: stats
Jun 30 09:16:18: PANIC-DUMPING on GN.db.new.PANIC ...

I have noticed that the logging only occurs within 15 minutes of a PANIC by
the server, so I'd like to turn it off.

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Clay W. Luther                  [email-masked]
Macintosh/Unix Programmer for Vortech Data, Inc.
Virtual System Consultant for the UNT Center for Network Neuroscience
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