Rocco:

I think you probably don't want to enable-debug generally.  It creates too
much "noise".  And frankly, when it comes to debugging problems, very little
of it is useful.  The messages have evolved over time, have inconsistent
information and formatting and meanings...  When I'm working in the code, I
put an #define DEBUG 1 near where I'm concerned or create specially purposed
debug lines.

-----Burton

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  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 342> configure --help

   .........................

    --enable-debug          build for debugging (default=no)

   .........................

  so ...

  [EMAIL PROTECTED] 343> configure --enable-debug


  /rocco


  ps.  I am thinking to enable this option by default and switch it
       off only for production daemons



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