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== Synopsis ==


"info" is a variable that determines which messages are written to standard
'''info'''
output and into the protocol file. The possible settings are:


none  No messages are written.
== Description ==
minimal A minimal set of messages is written, in general a single line for
        each command that is executed.
normal The "normal" amount of messages is written.
full The "full" amount of messages is written.
debug The "full" amount of messages and additional undocumented messages
        for debug purposes are written.


Optionally, this variable may have two of the above values, separated by a  
Determines which messages are written to standard output and into the protocol file. The possible settings are:
comma. In this case, the first value applies to standard output, the second  
 
to the protocol file.
;none:No messages are written.
 
;minimal:A minimal set of messages is written, in general a single line for each command that is executed.
 
;normal:The “normal” amount of messages is written.
 
;full:The “full” amount of messages is written.
 
;debug:The “full” amount of messages and additional undocumented messages for debug purposes are written.
 
Optionally, this variable may have two of the above values, separated by a comma. In this case, the first value applies to standard output, the second to the protocol file.

Latest revision as of 14:32, 17 August 2009

Synopsis

info

Description

Determines which messages are written to standard output and into the protocol file. The possible settings are:

none
No messages are written.
minimal
A minimal set of messages is written, in general a single line for each command that is executed.
normal
The “normal” amount of messages is written.
full
The “full” amount of messages is written.
debug
The “full” amount of messages and additional undocumented messages for debug purposes are written.

Optionally, this variable may have two of the above values, separated by a comma. In this case, the first value applies to standard output, the second to the protocol file.