FireFlow logging parameters

Enabling/Disabling Debug Mode

When Debug mode is enabled, additional debug-oriented information is available in log files. Debug information will then be available to FireFlow support in a zip file of logs you can download. For details, see FireFlow troubleshooting.

Note: You must disable Debug mode once a problematic scenario has been recreated and the support zip file submitted. Leaving Debug mode enabled can affect general performance, and you will lose log history faster (days instead of weeks).

Note: You can optionally enable and disable Debug mode in the web interface. For details, see FireFlow troubleshooting.

Configuration Parameter Name Value
LogToFile

debug. To enable Debug mode.

info. To disable Debug mode. (Default)
LogMaxMsgLen

5000. To enable Debug mode.

300. To disable Debug mode. (Default)

Note: After configuring these parameters, wait for approximately 5 minutes for this change to take effect. You do not need to restart Apache.

Enabling/Disabling Logging of User Permissions

If desired, you can enable logging for user permissions checking. The log will include a line every time user permissions are checked for field, change request, or system permissions. The line will include the requested permission and whether the user has the permission.

Note: These lines will appear once per unique rights request.

Configuration Parameter Name Value
LogPermissions

0. To disable user permissions logging. (Default)

1. To enable user permissions logging only if the URL contains the parameter LogPermissions=1.

2. To enable permissions logging every time a user's permissions are checked.