rechtstreeks uit de readme.txt van perproxy.
[console]
[console]/logfileconsole: name of console log file
[console]/logfileconsolerotation: interval to rotate console log at,
options are none, hourly, daily, monthly, yearly, or startup
[console]/consoleverbosity: control verbosity of the console log output.
It is specified with a list of space-separated keywords:
all : display all message types (default)
none : no console output at all
general : General logging (Status: Slot X LISTENING, and others)
stats : Periodic statistics reports
keyblock : Block numbers
server : Upstream keyserver communications
client : Downstream client communications
buffers : statistics (ready=X/X, done=X, Xd XX:XX:XX, X.X Mkeys/sec)
timestamp : Include UTC timestamps on each line (screen only)
attention : Keyspace change, time change, dialup events
errwarn : Unrecognized opcodes/version
errlow : Invalid settings
errsevere : Operation inhibiting problems
If the very first keyword is "not", the verbosity will be "all", minus
the keywords specified. For example, "not keyblock client" will prevent
messages in the keybload or in the client categories from displayed; all
other messages are displayed.
[console]/timestampflags: controls the format that is used to display
timestamps on screen, logged in the console log, and logged in keyblock
logs. Note that timestamps in the onscreen console log can be hidden
entirely with the "consoleverbosity" option above. The integer that is
specified for this value is actually the result of adding one of the
format mode values, plus optionally one or more of the additional flags.
The format mode values available are:
old-style MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS 1
new-style YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS 2
client-style Mmm DD HH:MM:SS 3
And the multiple flags that you can choose are:
show timezone name 64
timestamps should be in UTC 128
Note that the "show timezone name (64)" only has an effect if timestamps
are being "displayed in UTC format (128)". When that is the case, the
letters "UTC" will be appended to all timestamps that are displayed
on-screen (not in console log files, or keyblock files).
The default format is 193, and will provide output that is identical
to that used by personal proxies before build 313.
Also notice that the timestampflags will not affect the numbering
sequence used to generate filenames for automatically rotated logfiles.
Rotated log filenames are always generated from the current UTC time.
Be aware that changing the timestamp format may affect your ability to
use log parsing or log processing utilities. You should contact the
authors of your utilities to obtain a version that is able to parse the
new 4-digit year format, and accomodate localtime timestamps.
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