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== Log File Locations == | |||
The location of log files depends on your operating system: | |||
* '''Windows''' - In folder options, choose to show hidden files/folders. | |||
** '''XP''': <code>C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\SecondLife\logs</code> | |||
** '''Vista''': <code>C:\Users\<username>\appdata\roaming\SecondLife\logs</code> | |||
* '''MacOSX''' - <code>/Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/SecondLife/logs</code> | |||
* '''Linux''' - <code>/home/<username>/.secondlife/logs</code> | |||
==Log Files== | |||
The viewer creates the following list of log files in the logs folder where user data is stored. These are used for normal application logging, crash reporting, etc. | The viewer creates the following list of log files in the logs folder where user data is stored. These are used for normal application logging, crash reporting, etc. | ||
== SecondLife.log == | === SecondLife.log === | ||
Store for status and debugging output from the viewer. This files continues to grow while SL is active and tends to become large. If too large it is trimmed by the crash logging app. | Store for status and debugging output from the viewer. This files continues to grow while SL is active and tends to become large. If too large it is trimmed by the crash logging app. | ||
== SecondLife.old == | === SecondLife.old === | ||
Upon initialization of logging for a viewer session, the viewer renames the existing SecondLife.log to SecondLife.old. SecondLife.old is used when the viewer reports a freeze in the previous execution. | Upon initialization of logging for a viewer session, the viewer renames the existing SecondLife.log to SecondLife.old. SecondLife.old is used when the viewer reports a freeze in the previous execution. | ||
== debug_info.log == | === debug_info.log === | ||
This log is initialized after freeze reporting to contain information about the viewer's state. When a crash is handled, additional information is added to this file about the state of the viewr at the time of the crash. This log is the main source of non-crash stack data for viewer crash reporting. | This log is initialized after freeze reporting to contain information about the viewer's state. When a crash is handled, additional information is added to this file about the state of the viewr at the time of the crash. This log is the main source of non-crash stack data for viewer crash reporting. | ||
== SecondLifeException.log == | === SecondLifeException.log === | ||
(Windows only? What about mac and linux?) This file stores raw callstack information from the viewer. Its created during crash handling. It is deleted after freeze reporting so that future freeze reporting will not include any irrelevant call stack info. | (Windows only? What about mac and linux?) This file stores raw callstack information from the viewer. Its created during crash handling. It is deleted after freeze reporting so that future freeze reporting will not include any irrelevant call stack info. | ||
Revision as of 13:34, 25 April 2011
Log File Locations
The location of log files depends on your operating system:
- Windows - In folder options, choose to show hidden files/folders.
- XP:
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\SecondLife\logs - Vista:
C:\Users\<username>\appdata\roaming\SecondLife\logs
- XP:
- MacOSX -
/Users/<username>/Library/Application Support/SecondLife/logs - Linux -
/home/<username>/.secondlife/logs
Log Files
The viewer creates the following list of log files in the logs folder where user data is stored. These are used for normal application logging, crash reporting, etc.
SecondLife.log
Store for status and debugging output from the viewer. This files continues to grow while SL is active and tends to become large. If too large it is trimmed by the crash logging app.
SecondLife.old
Upon initialization of logging for a viewer session, the viewer renames the existing SecondLife.log to SecondLife.old. SecondLife.old is used when the viewer reports a freeze in the previous execution.
debug_info.log
This log is initialized after freeze reporting to contain information about the viewer's state. When a crash is handled, additional information is added to this file about the state of the viewr at the time of the crash. This log is the main source of non-crash stack data for viewer crash reporting.
SecondLifeException.log
(Windows only? What about mac and linux?) This file stores raw callstack information from the viewer. Its created during crash handling. It is deleted after freeze reporting so that future freeze reporting will not include any irrelevant call stack info.