isapi_redirect and its log level

L

Lambuz

Who can explain to me the differences between the different log levels
of isapi_redirect ?

I can't find nothing about it on official web site and documentation.

The different log levels are :
- debug
- info
- error
- emerg

Thanks
 
O

Oliver Wong

Lambuz said:
Who can explain to me the differences between the different log levels
of isapi_redirect ?

I can't find nothing about it on official web site and documentation.

The different log levels are :
- debug
- info
- error
- emerg

You can sort of guess what each log level those by its name. "debug" is
used for when the program isn't behaving the way it's supposed to, and the
developers of the program want to know why. It might dump the contents of
variables, or notify entry and exit of methods, for example. "info" is just
to inform the user about what the program is doing. "error" is used when
something bad happens, and "emerg[ency]" is for when something REALLY bad
happens. Perhaps with "error", the program can try to recover, but it the
user or administrator should fix something soon. With "emerg", the program
will probably halt then and there.

- Oliver
 
L

Lambuz

Thanks for your answer but I think on it there are too much supposition
and perhaps, I need an answer sure at 100% and a clear explanation of
waht is logging in each level.
 
D

David Wang [Msft]

isapi_redirect is Open Source, so I recommend you read the source code and
figure it out to be 100% certain. And when you finish, please publish it as
documentation so that no one has to do it again.

Otherwise, you are only assuming and supposing that the log level works in a
certain way without validating it actually works without bugs.

--
//David
IIS
http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
//
 

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