> you specify /nologging
> but want errors to be shown?

Yes.

> what behaviour would you want?
> that only console output is done, and no file, registry, database, or
> whatever other output that has been specified
> in the ccnet.exe.config?
> correct ?

Correct.  Currently, CCNET.EXE with the /validate flag outputs the
errors in the config file to the console, which is fine.  However, the
problem is that even when I specify --logging:off, it *still* attempts
to access the log and trace files.  The warning messages for this are
displayed in the web dashboard.  It seems logical to me that if I
specify that I don't want logging, then the log file should be left
alone.

As I posted later, I also tried the CCVALIDATOR program, but it won't
put the entire details of what's wrong with the configuration file
into the log, only the fact that *something* is wrong.

Brad

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