Hi Oliver,
there is no such switch actually. The risk is too high. The easiest solution for you would be:
print STDERR $tools->getFile ($filename)
if ($DEBUG);BTW I added a small fix to log.xml and initServer. So if an OpenCA command or something else writes to STDERR then it goes to var/log/stderr.log. This means you can output as much debugging stuff as you want and then you can inspect it in a file (and not on the commandline). Additionally there is no longer a reason why a piece of software should write it's debugging output to STDOUT.
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