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Hello,

I've already asked on Discord however I wasn't successful so I guess I'll try it here. Hehe!

I'm trying to log map_server messages via console_msg_log which are shown below.

//Makes server log selected message types to a file in the /log/ folder
//1: Log Warning Messages
//2: Log Error and SQL Error messages.
//4: Log Debug Messages
//Example: "console_msg_log: 7" logs all 3 kinds
//Messages logged by this overrides console_silent setting
console_msg_log: 7

// File path to store the console messages above
console_log_filepath: ./log/map-msg_log.log

//Makes server output more silent by omitting certain types of messages:
//1: Hide Information messages
//2: Hide Status messages
//4: Hide Notice Messages
//8: Hide Warning Messages
//16: Hide Error and SQL Error messages.
//32: Hide Debug Messages
//Example: "console_silent: 7" Hides information, status and notice messages (1+2+4)
console_silent: 0

// Console Commands
// Allow for console commands to be used on/off
// This prevents usage of >& log.file
console: on

Created the log folder under the master/rathena folder to follow the filepath.

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However, upon running the server. If I receive any debug messages or error, I cannot see it in log folder.

What am I missing? Thanks in advance!

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Maybe the server is started from the user which doesn't have the rights to write to the folder "log". You should check it.

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On 2/15/2020 at 6:07 AM, Functor said:

Maybe the server is started from the user which doesn't have the rights to write to the folder "log". You should check it.

Probably but I have set the rights for the user correctly.

Follow-up question.

Scenario:

user A (rathena444): starts the server ./athena-start and the folder is owned by the user and such.

Who will write the logs? will it be rathena444? or system?

 

Solved. I was looking at different at different logs. There are 2 logs that could origin which is the char and map logs. I only enabled the map logs and all errors were in the char. Lol. Thanks!

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