Robert Greig wrote:
2008/12/23 William Henry <whe...@redhat.com>:
1) the broker's default output logging level is nothing. If you start
it up, it gives no indication that it is doing anything at all. Is
this deliberate? I think it should really be INFO level, or at least
some level that enables the user to see that it is listening on a
port
without running netstat.
Yes it is deliberate. Default is silent.
What is the rationale for this? It seems a very bad idea to me - which
other standard processes behave like this (httpd does not, for
example).
RG
note that if you mess up a -- option it will error if not in the module
list..
eg.
[cctriel...@localhost src]$ ./qpidd --hlp
2008-dec-24 10:03:28 critical Broker start-up failed: Error in command
line options: unknown option hlp
Use --help to see valid options
however ./qpidd hlp does not error... Making that case error might be
a good idea. lets JIRA that
Carl.
