bugzilla-daemon at bugzilla.wpkg.org wrote: > /quiet => output to event log, hide STDOUT > else everything is printed on STDOUT, no output to event log. While I don't feel strongly about the issue, I can't help think the above behaviour is confusing. I am use to /quiet on other command line tools which enables/disables STDOUT output. It shouldn't control both STDOUT and the Event Handler. The debug setting only affects the event handler, and not the log file. While this suits my needs fine, it was unexpected. The logLevel parameter only affects the log file. Again, this suits my needs, but was unexpected. My solution would be to have three logLevel parameters - a loglevel for STDOUT, a loglevel for the event handler, and a log level for the log file. So each of the logging methods can be controlled independently, and there is no confusion as to what each one days. However, like I said, I don't feel too strongly about this. Brian May |