I don't have a problem with lines ending with just a LF, if that is the intention and it is consistent. If most developers are on an OS where this is the native format, then I guess that may make sense. But there certainly seems to have been a change fairly recently. Maybe it doesn't matter so much for end-users, as they would normally look in the event log for the final fatal error message, or through a browser to view the detailed status.html page.
I run the latest SVN as a service, and catch stderr/stdout to a file. Is this format different to the trace that is viewe through the web server? Looking at my log, most lines now seem to be delimited with LF. However, some lines seem to end with two LF's. Eg. "Couldn't open file: [...] for reading: Bad file descriptor" is always followed with two LFs. Phil _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
