>
> ..., because there is always something missing from the log on the
> server, if it is done by a package.
>
> It is best to do it after WPKG.js is called, which can be accomplished
> by a post action in WPKG client or a line in the batch file executing
> WPKG.js
I've done this inside of W
Am 26.11.2012 22:16, schrieb Carl van Eijk:
Why not just add an additional package that runs every time with the
lowest priority that copies the log from local to the server?
C
..., because there is always something missing from the log on the
server, if it is done by a package.
It is best
Why not just add an additional package that runs every time with the lowest
priority that copies the log from local to the server?
C
On 19 November 2012 09:34, Jáder Marasca wrote:
> JP
>
> Here is my config file:
> [root@guepardo wpkg]# cat config.xml
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>
>
>
> value='wpkg-[HOSTNAME]-[YYY
JP
Here is my config file:
[root@guepardo wpkg]# cat config.xml
value='wpkg-[HOSTNAME]-[]-[MM]-[DD]_[hh]h[mm]min.log' />
Em 19/11/12 02:48, J Powell escreveu:
I am trying to get WPKG client to write logs to a central location (the share,
actually)
I read that WPKG could create lo
