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BobXFett
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 16, 2003 2:22 pm   

Failing to log commands?
 
I was recently added as a Wizard on a small MUD my friend is making (still in alpha stage), and basicly it's my job to edit rooms and fix typos/small errors. I suggested that I log everything I do in case I 'break' something I can't fix on my own, and my friend said that was a great idea and now it's basic policy for Wizards.

So the other day, I typed #LOG c:gameszmudlog.txt and hit enter, and it created the log file. Everything logged fine, including output from the MUD, and all commands that I was inputting TO the MUD.
Today, I moved the file to the specific MUD folder, and set up a trigger so that after logging in, it would automatically resume the log file (after the username and password part) so I don't have to do it manually every time I connect.

The problem I'm having is that for some reason, commands that I input are no longer being logged, only the output from the MUD.
The trigger I set is:

Class:
Logging

Pattern:
Last logon:*

Value:
#LOG C:GameszMUDAlphaIntervallog.txt

In the Preferences menu I have made sure the 'log commands' box is checked, although looking at the help file, I interpret it as requiring the 'local echo' option on for that to take effect. I've never had local echo enabled, so I'm not sure why the logging has gone from logging commands to not logging them.

If there's something I'm overlooking I would appreciate somebody letting me know. Thanks.
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