Logging statistics

[David Icke]

Hi Forum

 

Ive setup a dedicated linux server and everything is working fine, I now want to start logging statistics, Ive downloaded a nice looking program for this task from someone on this board.

 

My question is how do I make jk2ded log to a file? right now it just dumps everything to the screen.

 

Ive tried ./jk2ded +exec server.cfg > jedi.log

but still dumps everything to the screen

 

help apreciated

 

thanx

[crazy_elmo]

Originally posted by David Icke

Hi Forum

 

Ive setup a dedicated linux server and everything is working fine, I now want to start logging statistics, Ive downloaded a nice looking program for this task from someone on this board.

 

My question is how do I make jk2ded log to a file? right now it just dumps everything to the screen.

 

Ive tried ./jk2ded +exec server.cfg > jedi.log

but still dumps everything to the screen

 

help apreciated

 

thanx

 

By default JK2 is keeping logfiles, these logfiles are usualy found in the /home/????/.jkii/base/ directory, my file was called game.log, but it could be named something else.

[duder]

Are you wearing purple David?

[David Icke]

Turqoise my friend

[duder]

Originally posted by David Icke

Turqoise my friend

 

The true colour of space.

[MatrixCPA]

The various log-related cvars are:

 

g_log "filename" // name of log file

g_logfile "2" // 0 = no log, 1 = buffered, 2 = continuous, 3 = append

g_logSync "1" // 1 = write complete lines

g_statlog "1" // 0 = no log, 1 = produce log (could be like logfile, haven't played with it)

g_statLogFile "filename" // name of stats log file

 

NOTE: with g_statlog = 1, some end of round statistics are written to the g_log file. The more detailed info is stored in the statlog.

[rivmin]

Originally posted by MatrixCPA

 

g_statlog "1"

 

.. with g_statlog = 1...

 

Was just wondering...what is most 'correct'...are both usable ?

 

1:

seta g_statlog "1"

 

2:

seta g_statlog 1

 

Does it depend on the OS used ?

[MatrixCPA]

what you would include in the config could be:

 

seta g_statlog 1

 

-or-

 

seta g_statlog "1"

 

I believe that quotes only make a difference when the setting is text (or it could be text that contains a space). I just enclose everything in quotes for consistency. When I was describing g_statlog = 1, that's not how you put it in the config...I was just illustrating was the value meant.