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- Subject: Re: Help with -logerr file
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- To: webSURF4@ix.netcom.com
- Date: Mon, 18 Mar 96 08:47 MST
- From: mat@ardi.com (Mat Hostetter)
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- >>>>> "webSURF4" == webSURF4 <webSURF4@ix.netcom.com> writes:
-
- webSURF4> I can't seem to make Executor generate an error log when
- webSURF4> it crashes. I've tried:
-
- webSURF4> executor -nosplash -logerr
-
- webSURF4> what am I doing wrong - any ideas?
-
- If you want to capture the Executor traceback to a file when it dies
- under DOS, do this with a recent Executor like 1.99q9:
-
- executor > crash
-
- That traceback can help ARDI figure out why it died, at least in some
- situations.
-
- If you want to capture other debugging info to a file (and usually you
- don't), you would do something like:
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- executor -debug all -logerr
-
- to log some information to the file \tmp\err.out. Make sure you have
- the directory \tmp.
-
- -Mat
-
-