Hello,
jServer writes to a log file. I don't know what I did today, the logs appear to prefix with ~ and a number(~l0812517383). is this anything to do with encoding?
instead of the below
jServer writes to a log file. I don't know what I did today, the logs appear to prefix with ~ and a number(~l0812517383). is this anything to do with encoding?
new log:
~l0812517383:Pool Data : pool connections = 3 out of a max. 10
~l0817825798:03/20/2022 20:48:23 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT DI
~l0812517383:Pool Data : pool connections = 3 out of a max. 10
~l0817825798:03/20/2022 20:48:23 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT DIST
~l0812517383:pool Data : pool connections = 3 out of a max. 10
~l0817825798:03/20/2022 20:48:23 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT DISTIN
~l0812517383:pool Data : pool connections = 3 out of a max. 10
~l0817825798:03/20/2022 20:48:23 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT DISTINCT
~l0812517383:pool Data : pool connections = 3 out of a max. 10
~l0817825798:03/20/2022 20:48:23 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT DISTINCT i
~l0812517383:pool Data : pool connections = 3 out of a max. 10
~l0817825798:03/20/2022 20:48:23 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT DISTINCT id,
~l0812517383:pool Data : pool connections = 3 out of a max. 10
instead of the below
old log:
Scavenger running... (1 page(s) cached)
Dashboard timer is ticking
Pool Data : pool connections = 6 out of a max. 100
VehiclePos_Tick
DownloadLasPosData
(MyMap) {result=OK, size=14, data=[{fuel_value=418, fuel_percent=45, gps_dat
Pool Data : pool connections = 6 out of a max. 100
2022-03-20 18:30:47 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT * FROM config_fuel_vehicles W
VehiclePos_Tick
DownloadLasPosData
(MyMap) {result=OK, size=14, data=[{fuel_value=418, fuel_percent=45, gps_dat
Pool Data : pool connections = 6 out of a max. 100
2022-03-20 18:34:29 SQLExecuteMaps 2: SELECT * FROM config_fuel_vehicles W
VehiclePos_Tick
DownloadLasPosData
(MyMap) {result=OK, size=14, data=[{fuel_value=418, fuel_percent=45, gps_dat