1title Debugging output options
2description This section allows debugging output of various kinds to
3description be turned on or off.
4
5token doDebugging
6info  Turns debugging output on or off (0|1)
7info  arguments: (0|1)
8question 1 Turn debugging on (0|1)
9validanswer 1 ^(0|1)$
10
11token debugTokens
12info  Debugging tokens specify which lines of debugging
13info  output you'd actually like to see.  Each section of code is most
14info  likely instrumented with a particular "tag".  So, to see that tag you
15info  would specify it here.  Specifying a tag will match against all
16info  tags that begin with that prefix, so the tag "test" will match
17info  "test_function" and "test_something" and...
18info  There are a few special tokens as well:
19info    - ALL:   turns on all the tokens (which generates lots of output)
20info    - trace: prints 'trace' lines showing source code files and
21info    -        line numbers as they're traversed.
22info    - dump:  Nicely breaks down packets as they're parsed or sent out.
23info  command line equivelent: -Dtoken[,token...]
24info  arguments: token[,token...]
25question 1 Enter the tokens (comma seperated) you wish to see output for
26
27token dumpPacket
28info  Print packets as they are received or sent
29info  arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)
30info  command line equivelent: -d
31validanswer 1 ^(1|yes|true|0|no|false)$
32question 1 Print packets as they are received or sent
33
34
35token noTokenWarnings
36info Silence warnings about unknown tokens in configuration files
37question 1 Silence warnings about unknown tokens in configuration files
38info  arguments: (1|yes|true|0|no|false)
39validanswer 1 ^(1|yes|true|0|no|false)$
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