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| 2018-05-24 | 2018-11-02 | ||
| alternative powershell way (martin) | 5.14 Bug 1637 – Low logging level (martin) | ||
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| With ''/log'' parameter you may turn on [[logging|session logging]] to file specified by [[local_path|local path]]. | With ''/log'' parameter you may turn on [[logging|session logging]] to file specified by [[local_path|local path]]. | ||
| - | Use parameter ''/loglevel'' to change logging level. The value can be in range ''0''..''2'' (for //Normal//, //Debug 1// and //Debug 2// logging levels respectively). Append additional ''*'' to enable password logging (e.g. ''/loglevel=2*'').((Append ''*-'' to disable password logging.)) | + | Use parameter ''/loglevel'' to change logging level. The value can be in range ''-1''..''2'' (for //Reduced// //[Latest beta version only]//, &beta //Normal//, //Debug 1// and //Debug 2// logging levels respectively). Append additional ''*'' to enable password logging (e.g. ''/loglevel=2*'').((Append ''*-'' to disable password logging.)) |
| Use parameter ''/logsize'' to configure log file size limit and log file rotation. Specify maximum size in bytes, optionally with ''K'', ''M'' or ''G'' units. Optionally you can limit number of archived log files using ''count*'' prefix. For example ''/logsize=5*10M'' will limit log file size to 10 MB and will allow up to 5 archived logs. | Use parameter ''/logsize'' to configure log file size limit and log file rotation. Specify maximum size in bytes, optionally with ''K'', ''M'' or ''G'' units. Optionally you can limit number of archived log files using ''count*'' prefix. For example ''/logsize=5*10M'' will limit log file size to 10 MB and will allow up to 5 archived logs. | ||