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 • Rename misc.log

Posted by Strike at 11:43 February 23, 2005
I think the name 'misc.log' stinks for our aggregate log, especially considering we have a plugin named 'Misc'. It just doesn't say what it is very well. My suggestions for the rename are:

* bot.log

* supybot.log

* <botnick>.log

* messages.log

I think all of these are better than 'misc.log' (and I'd say those are ranked in ascending order of I-like-it-ness, so the last one is my favorite). Thoughts? Reasons why we should not rename it? Better name ideas?
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 • Re: Rename misc.log

Posted by Strike at 11:46 February 23, 2005
Actually, '<botnick>.log' is probably not a very good default because bot nicks can change and it may not connect with the nick it wanted. I guess we could do '<bot-realname>.log', since that's often the same as the primary nick used for the bot, but that kind of sucks too.
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 • Re: Rename misc.log

Posted by jemfinch at 13:04 February 23, 2005
Now you see why I've thought the same thing for awhile and haven't yet changed it :)

I just haven't thought of a good new name.

Perhaps we can go the /var/log route and just call it "messages", since it's in a "logs" directory anyway.

Jeremy
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 • Re: Rename misc.log

Posted by Strike at 15:56 February 23, 2005
Yeah, that's where the idea for messages.log came from, basically. Though considering we're cross-platform and Win32 folks like extension-y thingies, I'd rather keep the .log tacked on even if it's a bit redundant considering the directory structure.
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 • Re: Rename misc.log

Posted by jemfinch at 16:07 February 23, 2005
Ok, I'm for changing it to messages.log.

That's nice because it also clears the way for a future errors.log or events.log or similar.

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