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[Bug 660440] Re: Using logging output for debugging purposes

 

whatever namingconventions we use, we should make sure to use some kind
of log rotate, to not spam the user with tons of log files.  I think
keeping the last 3 log files is enough. For our avg. user this means we
have the logs of 3 sessions.

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Using logging output for debugging purposes
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Status in Zeitgeist Framework: Confirmed

Bug description:
Right now, whenever we get a bugreport from a user who is zeitgeist `indirectly` (via unity, gnome-activity-journal, ...) we have to ask the reporter to "open a terminal, run zeitgeist-daemon, do your usual stuff, get us the logging output"
This is not optimal, as we a requesting some extra work from our users (who maybe don't care about zeitgeist, they just want there clients to work) and it might also take a long time to get the debugging output, we are depending on our users here.
It would be much easier if zeitgeist would also log to a file (or even better to a rotating set of files). On ubuntu we can then make apport to add such files to a bugreport.





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