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Cumulus 1 creates diagnostic logs in two places: | Cumulus 1 creates diagnostic logs in two places: | ||
# It creates a file called '''Debug.log''' in the same folder as where the executable is stored. | # It creates a file called '''Debug.log''' in the same folder as where the executable is stored. | ||
#* This file periodically has a message '''0000.000 : **** Logging Disabled''' stored if debugging is switched off. | |||
#* This file will have additional debugging information added, as per example below, if debugging is turned on. | |||
# It creates a diags folder; '''diags''' is a subfolder of the folder where the Cumulus executable is stored. | # It creates a diags folder; '''diags''' is a subfolder of the folder where the Cumulus executable is stored. | ||
#* That diags folder contains up to 10 files named '''cumulus.~og''' and '''cumulus.001''' to '''cumulus.009'''. | #* That diags folder contains up to 10 files named '''cumulus.~og''' and '''cumulus.001''' to '''cumulus.009'''. | ||
#** '''cumulus.~og''' is the current log reporting what has happened since the last time Cumulus was started. | #** '''cumulus.~og''' is the current log reporting what has happened since the last time Cumulus was started. | ||
#** '''cumulus.001''' to '''cumulus.009''' represent logs for previous 9 Cumulus restarts, and so do not exist if Cumulus has not been used before. | #** '''cumulus.001''' to '''cumulus.009''' represent logs for previous 9 Cumulus restarts, and so do not exist if Cumulus has not been used before. | ||
#* Each file in the diags folder has entries like the example below, regardless of whether debugging is turned on or off. | |||
==File type, and content== | ==File type, and content== | ||