Citeren Arnaud Quette <[email protected]>:
as a side note, debug timestamping is now available:
ie: mge-shut -DDDT -a ...
Network UPS Tools - MGE UPS SYSTEMS/SHUT driver 0.68 (2.4.1-1840:1845M)
14:27:25: debug level is '3'
14:27:25: entering upsdrv_initups()
14:27:25: entering setline(1)
14:27:25: entering shut_ups_start()
...
This is effective for upsd, upsmon, upsdrvctl and the drivers by using "-T".
The best, as told in the manpages, is to use it in conjunction with the
debug flags (ie -D...)
This should help out in troubleshooting timeframe problems.
Brilliant! I've found myself adding timestamps (and removing them
again) several times. It probably would be much better to enable this
everywhere. Two remarks:
1) I wouldn't mind enabling this by default in upsdebugx() and friends
when debugging is enabled. In that case, the changes would be limited
to common.c
2) It might be better to use gettimeofday() instead if time() here. A
one second resolution might not provide enough granularity to be
really useful, except for finding timeouts. If we however add a
millisecond resolution, we might also get an idea how long certain
actions take, to see if it is worth optimizing things.
Best regards, Arjen
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