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How to fix zero log
After i deleted all logs files inside folder /var/log/cabal, i can't see again the log files there, it's come up with zero bite or without any log inside. Please help me to fix that, thanks btw.
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Re: How to fix zero log
I should have watched my mouth and not said/talked shit to DeadlyData telling him things like your are not welcome here because then I become the one who is truly not welcome here.
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Valued Member
Re: How to fix zero log
ok thanks......
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Re: How to fix zero log

Originally Posted by
cypher
restart the server
or command:
Code:
service cabal reload
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Alpha Member
Re: How to fix zero log
delete the logs in /var/log/cabal
and reboot or shut down and on your centos
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Valued Member
Re: How to fix zero log
still error after restarting my centOS, no logs inside cabal folder only file name with zero byte.
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Re: How to fix zero log

Originally Posted by
Lost-Spirit
or command:
Code:
service cabal reload
Actually reload just reloads certain parts of the config, you should use "service cabal restart" to do a full restart to pick up all config changes.
Make sure your loglevel is set to at least 3 and that the varl/log/cabal folder is set to 0777 permissions using chmod.
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Re: How to fix zero log
i did many times on restarting the cabal server but still not change the logs
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Re: How to fix zero log
I should have watched my mouth and not said/talked shit to DeadlyData telling him things like your are not welcome here because then I become the one who is truly not welcome here.
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Valued Member
Re: How to fix zero log
yes, i did refresh winscp, please help me, my logs still error
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Re: How to fix zero log
Did you set permissions on the var/log/cabal folder like i told you to? This sounds exactly like bad permissions on the logs folder.
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Valued Member
Re: How to fix zero log
yes i did check chmod 0777 on that folder then restart the server but still the same i got error, or maybe because i deleted all files there including *.trc files
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Valued Member
Re: How to fix zero log
no one here have solution for this problem
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Re: How to fix zero log
The only time i have ever seen this problem was when the permissions on /varl/log/cabal wasn't allowing write access to the folder. Have you tried installing a default set of ini files (or running cabal_config.sh again if you use my files)?