22 Oct 11, 04:14PM 
		
	
	
		How does I change the location of where the logs file can be stored to?
	
	
	
	
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					Question about log files
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		22 Oct 11, 04:14PM 
		
	 
		How does I change the location of where the logs file can be stored to?
	 
		
		
		22 Oct 11, 04:38PM 
		
	 
		You don't, unless you're using syslog (not available natively on Windows), then you can capture the local facility and redirect to any location you like. 
		
		
		22 Oct 11, 08:45PM 
		
	 
		Back up. Which log files are you referring to? 
		
		
		23 Oct 11, 12:13AM 
		
	 
		* jamz notes forum title and assumes...
	 
		
		
		23 Oct 11, 01:10AM 
(This post was last modified: 23 Oct 11, 11:57PM by OpenSource.)
		
	 
		I to have asked that question. The answer i got? Not possible. So, devs, make a switch we can use in servercmdline.txt to pick where log file gonna save. By log file i of course mean the text file. reading commandline parameters from file 'config/servercmdline.txt' logging started: console(INFO), file(DEBUG, "serverlog_20111022_00.06.21_Biohazard.txt"), syslog(INFO, "AssaultCube[Biohazard]", local6), timestamp(ENABLED) 
		
		
		23 Oct 11, 09:59PM 
		
	 
		
		
		24 Oct 11, 03:01AM 
		
	 
		server log files
	 
		
		
		24 Oct 11, 07:35AM 
(This post was last modified: 24 Oct 11, 08:54PM by DES|Anderson.)
		
	 
		Assumption correct. Install Linux and run a server using that, ultimately it will be more reliable anyway :) Linux rules! ![[Image: 1620.png]](http://ladder.thebillybobs-rocking-on.net/stuff/approved_sigs/1620.png)  
		
		
		24 Oct 11, 09:34AM 
		
	 
		DOC:commandline says the "-N" switch should do just what you want. Otherwise you can always pipe output into whatever file you want, don't forget the 2>&1 bit to log errors into the same file. HTH
	 
		
		
		24 Oct 11, 02:45PM 
		
	 
		Thanks! Can someone add silly closing thread statement and close this? :X | 
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