Difference between revisions of "BugSquad/Get Logs"
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== Enabling Sugar debug logging == | == Enabling Sugar debug logging == | ||
| − | In the latest 0.83 development releases (that will lead to 0.84) we created the file ~/.sugar/debug All the logging options are | + | In the latest 0.83 development releases (that will lead to 0.84) we created the file text file ~/.sugar/debug which gets read at sugar startup. |
| + | All the logging options are commented by default. Use your editor of choice and remove the '#' before the line 'export SUGAR_LOGGER_LEVEL=debug' to enable Sugar debug logging. | ||
=== Where are the logs placed === | === Where are the logs placed === | ||
Revision as of 06:10, 6 February 2009
What are the logs useful for
If you provide debugging logs to a ticket, you'll be making it much easier to developers to fix the issue. In most of the cases it will be easiest for you to reproduce the bug.
Enabling Sugar debug logging
In the latest 0.83 development releases (that will lead to 0.84) we created the file text file ~/.sugar/debug which gets read at sugar startup. All the logging options are commented by default. Use your editor of choice and remove the '#' before the line 'export SUGAR_LOGGER_LEVEL=debug' to enable Sugar debug logging.
Where are the logs placed
- Perform the minimal steps to reproduce the bug.
- The relevant logs are in ~/.sugar/default/logs, (e.g org.laptop.WebActivity-1.log for the log of the first Browse instance).
Using the sugar-emulator
If you are using a version older than the latest development release (0.83) run the emulator with the following command:
SUGAR_LOGGER_LEVEL=debug sugar-emulator
Presence service
If your bug involves the presence service, you might also want to follow the steps for BugSquad/TelepathyDebugging.
On the XO (using Sugar 0.82.x)
These are general steps to follow when providing logs for some bug:
- Start the Terminal activity.
- Type the following:
echo 'export SUGAR_LOGGER_LEVEL=debug' >> /home/olpc/.xsession
- Reboot, or just restart X using ctrl+alt+erase
The file ~/.xsession-example contains other settings useful for debugging. You can copy individual lines from this or copy the entire file to ~/.xsession.