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Hi, there my server is not creating a logfile.
I switched from windows to linux (debian 8).
I have the following cvars in my server.cfg:
seta g_log "mixed.txt" // Filename to record logging information to. ex: "serverlog.txt" If left blank, do not log.
seta g_logClientInfo "1" // Logs client information changes if set to 1 (More detailed logging, useful in matching clients to IPs.)
seta g_logSync "1" // Use synchronous appending in log writes. (May impact server performance if set to 1(Not generally recommended), but may provide more detailed logs if a crash occurs.)
seta g_logExplicit "3"
seta logfile "1"
Also I am using a extra user for servers which owns the complete folder (chown).
Also every file has rights for reading and writhing.
I hope somebody can help me
.
King Regards,
Draakoor
I switched from windows to linux (debian 8).
I have the following cvars in my server.cfg:
seta g_log "mixed.txt" // Filename to record logging information to. ex: "serverlog.txt" If left blank, do not log.
seta g_logClientInfo "1" // Logs client information changes if set to 1 (More detailed logging, useful in matching clients to IPs.)
seta g_logSync "1" // Use synchronous appending in log writes. (May impact server performance if set to 1(Not generally recommended), but may provide more detailed logs if a crash occurs.)
seta g_logExplicit "3"
seta logfile "1"
Also I am using a extra user for servers which owns the complete folder (chown).
Also every file has rights for reading and writhing.
I hope somebody can help me
.King Regards,
Draakoor
