#283: Error reporting/logging
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Reporter: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | Owner: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Type: defect | Status: reopened
Priority: low | Milestone:
Component: Feature Requests Initng Source | Version: unspecified
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Changes (by ismaell):
* priority: high => low
Old description:
> The default boot process is very verbose and filled with WARN: and
> sometimes
> FAIL: messages, especially during shutdown. These messages rather look
> like
> debug output. (initng_error.c->failsafe_print_error).
> Imo it would be saner to log this messages to a log file and make this
> the
> default. If a user wants this messages he can add a bootparameter like
> verbose
> or alike.
> In addition if a service couldn't be started successfully the output
> looks like
> this:
> 80% daemon/hal [starting]
> 81% daemon/hal [started]
> == Erromessage ===
> 82% daemon/hal [stopped]
> As already said, suppress this Errormessage and display something like
> this:
> 80% daemon/hal [starting]
> 82% daemon/hal [failed] (in red or something alike)
New description:
The default boot process is very verbose and filled with WARN: and
sometimes
FAIL: messages, especially during shutdown. These messages rather look
like
debug output. (initng_error.c->failsafe_print_error).
Imo it would be saner to log this messages to a log file and make this the
default. If a user wants this messages he can add a bootparameter like
verbose
or alike.
In addition if a service couldn't be started successfully the output looks
like
this:
80% daemon/hal [starting]
81% daemon/hal [started]
== Erromessage ===
82% daemon/hal [stopped]
As already said, suppress this Errormessage and display something like
this:
80% daemon/hal [starting]
82% daemon/hal [failed] (in red or something alike)
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