Hi Esme, You can choose where to save the logfile. Let me explain the command that Pedro is having you run: "rhythmbox -D lastfm --debug &> rhythmbox- debug.txt"
Breaking it down "rhythmbox" is the name of the program you are going to start from the terminal, "-D" is an argument that allows debugging for the rhythmbox program "lastfm" is a string for the debugger to run, "&>" writes the debug results to a file, "rhythmbox-debug.txt" is the name of the file you are writing. Now lets change the location of the file. Like Pedro said when you execute this command it will write this file in your current directory. In this case you can find out the directory this will be in by typing "pwd". As an example lets change this to the desktop "rhythmbox -D lastfm --debug &> /home/esme/Desktop/rhythmbox-debug.txt" I am assuming that you have an account "esme" if you have a different name for your account you will need to change this part. Also you can name the file whatever you would like Pedro came up with "rhythbox-debug.txt" which is a good descriptive name for the file. -- Rhythmbox not allowing 16-character lastfm password https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/508546 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
