[phorm] [Phorm:] Re: PHORM_LOGVAR
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MESSAGE: (#2996) Re: PHORM_LOGVAR
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AUTHOR: Patrick O'Hara
DATE: July 17, 2003 at 9:08 p.m. EST
Reply To: (#2995) Re: PHORM_LOGVAR
Author: Jim Kerr
Date: July 17, 2003 at 8:44 p.m. EST
> This solved it. Thanks! Now if only I could figure out
> why my Phorm log that I have set for Phorm_log.txt
> ends up as Phorm_logtxt on the server! :)
No worries, pleased to help. As for the file name - its a bit dodgy calling
anything PHORM_something, or ph_something, as these variables are reserved for
use by Phorm. You shouldn't use them unless you are really sure you know what
you are doing.
try:
$PHORM_LOG = "log.txt";
Regards,
Patrick O'Hara
WhitsundayIT
QLD, Australia
patrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.whitsundayit.com
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