Yes, that's what I mostly got in my log file. But the <DBG> messages show a lot of information very intersting for me about the internal procedures of BIRD. Is there any way of getting them in my log file? or is it completely impossible?
I would like to get messages with values of variables while running, or at least, messages in the log file to know if the program enters into a certain switch-case, and that kind of things. I tried with the BGP_TRACE(D_PACKETS, "hello") function in attrs.c (the file which i am mostly working on), but it crash when I execute "make". It seems like if it is not declared, or something like that. Can you tell me where is the BGP_TRACE declaration, in order to undertand it?

Thank you very much Martin!

Jorge -jorge1981@gmai.com-

2006/8/3, Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>:

Hi!

> What I originally wanted was to get <DBG> messages in my log file, and it
> continue without them. I don't know where is my error;I thnik I have
> activated all the "debug" options...Here is my configuration file:
>
> debug protocols all;
> log "/log_bird" all;

Protocol debugging actually produces <TRACE> messages, not <DBG>.
The <DBG> class is used very rarely.

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