GravyFace,
I usually do this in my Dev environment where I first change the
RT_SiteConfig.pm file to turn on logging:
*
"Set($DevelMode, '1');". *This is OFF in production as it would make
everything run REALLY slow.
Then I insert the following code whereever I want to display
something in the log:
$RT::Logger->info("Resolution Type NOT SET!");
That should do it. Hope this helps.
Kenn
LBNL
On 6/11/2009 11:08 AM, GravyFace wrote:
Have a scrip that's not firing for some reason. Want to write to the
rt.log with some debug info, but the Logger doesn't seem to be
accessible from the scrip conditions. Of course, my Perl-fu is pretty
abyssmal. This possible?
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