Hello Bill,

On 01 Jan 16 13:16, Bill McGarrity wrote to mark lewis:

 ml>> you're quite welcome and thank you for taking the bull's horns
 ml>> and bringing it up to rob ;)

 BM> Not a problem.... just bugs me when people point the finger at thos
 BM> software without due diligence..

Same. Which is why I wasn't about to do a damn thing for the guy. Kudos to you
for that, though.

 BM> BTW, ask him if that could be part of the Informational logging rather
 BM> thn debug.  I have 300 different echo folders and it's certainly
 BM> putting a hurting on the size of the log... :)

Debug mode in any software is supposed to put a hurt on the size of your log.
Unless you don't care, or you rotate your logs, you may want to consider NOT
running in debug mode all of the time. Only when there is an issue that needs
addressing do you really need to be in that mode. Debug mode is for when you
need every bit of possible information the software can give in order to
pinpoint a problem. When there are no problems, you're better of staying in the
less detailed logging mode.

At least that's how I understand it, anyways. YMMV. :)

Regards,
Nick

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