On Mon, Jan 17, 2005 at 11:57:01AM +0100, Wim De Houwer wrote:
Is there any way to replicate all messages received on port 1984 to a text file for debugging purposes ?
The simplest way of doing it would be to start a hobbitd_channel process listening on one of the Hobbit "channels" (probably "status" or "data" since that is where the test results arrive), and feeding it to "cat" that dumps it to a file. It won't give you the raw messages, but the hobbitd-parsed versions - i.e. messages will have a single line at the top with the data that hobbit has parsed from the message. Try adding an entry to hobbitlaunch.cfg like this: [statuslogger] CMD hobbitd_channel --channel=status cat LOGFILE /var/log/hobbit/messages.log NEEDS hobbitd This logs all messages on the "status" channel (i.e. "status"- and "summary"-messages) to /var/log/hobbit/messages.log . Each entry looks like this: @@status#6464|1105963415.734609|127.0.0.1||osiris.hswn.dk|conn|1105965215|green|OrdAstILe|green|1105780120|0||0| status osiris,hswn,dk.conn green man jan 17 13:03:35 CET 2005 [more lines of text from the status message] @@ The format of the first line is described in the hobbitd/new-daemon.txt
Another question: the purple delay in hobbit, is it as documented in the original BB specified in minutes ?
Probably, but I'm not quite sure what "purple delay" you are talking about ? Henrik