Re: WebCat Error Log problem (2.0.1, acgi, Mac)
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 14008
interpreted = N
texte = Your ErrorTemplate.tmpl is writing the error log without 'thinking of' the file as a database. When you later view it as a database using a search criteria, it gets cached and never looks at the disk again. We purposely 'un-databased' it in order to reduce RAM overhead because some people were getting huge error logs sucked into RAM.Either do a [CloseDatabase] before viewing the log (to force a reload), or else change your template so that the log gets written as plain HTML (no longer a database), and view it directly from your browser as a plain HTML file without going thru WebCatalog.>Quick question on the Admin stuff in the WebCat 2.0.1 ACGI (Mac). My >ErrorTemplate.tmpl file looks like this: > >[appendfile file=/WebCatalog/ErrorLog.db&secure=F][date] [time] >[command] [ipaddress] [errormessage] >[/appendfile] > >and it correctly appends the ErrorLog.db and writes it to disk each time >there is an error. But the Errors.tmpl file, which looks like this >(the important part anyway): > >
| Date | Time | Command | IP >Address | Error |
|---|
>[search db=../ErrorLog.db&nedatedata=0] >[foundItems] >
| [date] | [time] | [command] | [ipaddress] | [errormessage] |
>[/foundItems] >[/search] > >doesn't cause WebCat to display the complete log. It only shows the >records in the log that were there at the moment that WebCat started up. >Yes, I did modify this slightly from the supplied Admin stuff with 2.0.1 >because the error log was not formatted as a table, so I stuck the table >tags in and changed it from errorlog.txt to errorlog.db. Is there any >apparent reason in the code above as to why it is not working? Grant Hulbert, V.P. Engineering | ==== eCommerce for the Rest of Us ==== Pacific Coast Software | WebCatalog, WebMerchant 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | SiteEdit Pro, PhotoMaster San Diego, CA 92128 | SiteGuard 619/675-1106 Fax: 619/675-0372 | http://www.smithmicro.com
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Your ErrorTemplate.tmpl is writing the error log without 'thinking of' the file as a database. When you later view it as a database using a search criteria, it gets cached and never looks at the disk again. We purposely 'un-databased' it in order to reduce RAM overhead because some people were getting huge error logs sucked into RAM.Either do a
[closedatabase] before viewing the log (to force a reload), or else change your template so that the log gets written as plain HTML (no longer a database), and view it directly from your browser as a plain HTML file without going thru WebCatalog.>Quick question on the Admin stuff in the WebCat 2.0.1 ACGI (Mac). My >ErrorTemplate.tmpl file looks like this: > >[appendfile file=/WebCatalog/ErrorLog.db&secure=F]
[date] [time] >[command]
[ipaddress] [errormessage] >[/appendfile] > >and it correctly appends the ErrorLog.db and writes it to disk each time >there is an error. But the Errors.tmpl file, which looks like this >(the important part anyway): > >
| Date | Time | Command | IP >Address | Error |
|---|
>[search db=../ErrorLog.db&nedatedata=0] >
[founditems] >
| [date] | [time] | [command] | [ipaddress] | [errormessage] |
>[/foundItems] >[/search] > >doesn't cause WebCat to display the complete log. It only shows the >records in the log that were there at the moment that WebCat started up. >Yes, I did modify this slightly from the supplied Admin stuff with 2.0.1 >because the error log was not formatted as a table, so I stuck the table >tags in and changed it from errorlog.txt to errorlog.db. Is there any >apparent reason in the code above as to why it is not working? Grant Hulbert, V.P. Engineering | ==== eCommerce for the Rest of Us ==== Pacific Coast Software | WebCatalog, WebMerchant 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | SiteEdit Pro, PhotoMaster San Diego, CA 92128 | SiteGuard 619/675-1106 Fax: 619/675-0372 | http://www.smithmicro.com
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