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|    Gert Andersen to Janis Kracht    |
|    Re: logs    |
|    26 Sep 13 00:12:40    |
       * Reply to message originally in area CarbonArea              Hello Janis!              Wed Sep 25 2013, Janis Kracht wrote to Gert Andersen:               >>>> Hi everyone,        >>>> I'm running BBBS under Windows 7, I need to know where BBBS keeps        >>>> it's logfile for incoming / outgoing mail... I just about have        >>>> everything setup and ready to test binkp mail transfers, but did        >>>> notice an error went by rather quickly.               >>>> Any info would be appreciated,               >>> First, check your bcfg4 0 file to see where you told bbbs to create        >>> the logs. It's in the first screen that comes up with bcfg4 Global:        >>> General               >>> Look on the right hand side of the screen.. you'll something like        >>> this:               >>> ===cut here===        >>> ######################################################################        >>> ######### #.----------------------------+ Global:        >>> General +----------------------------.######| |##### |        >>> General Options Other Dirs & Paths |##### |        >>> BBBS name: Prism bbs FidoNet log: /home/bbbs/main/log0        >>> |#####        >>> | SysOp name: JANIS KRACHT InterNet log:        >>> /home/bbbs/main/inet.log |#####        >>> ====cut here=======                      >>> I didn't change the default when I installed BBBS so my logs are in my        >>> /home/bbbs/main directory.               >>He could change where he have the logs for bbbs to a more better place         >>than in main directory so Rich have a extra directory named \bbbs\logs\         >> and all log files for bbbs will be found here.               JK>On my linux box, I made symbolic links to the logs I wanted to monitor         JK>often        JK> |
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