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    Debug logs time format

    Hi there.

    Quick question please.

    If I want to analyse my debug log files I can see the time the last log file was created but I'm not sure how to convert the number in the log file to a "time". Can someone please explain.

    e.g. in this log snippet below I can see the numbers 46772.542 but how does that relate to the time of the log entry??

    Sorry to be a bit dim.

    also.... All of my log files seem to be an hour ahead of realtime. Is that something to do with BST. the time on my box is correct (EPG)

    Thanks
    Paul


    < 46373.873> [Trashcan] found following trashcan's: ['/media/hdd/movie/.Trash']
    < 46373.873> [Trashcan] looking in trashcan /media/hdd/movie/.Trash
    < 46373.887> [Trashcan] /media/hdd/movie/.Trash: Size: 66620044956
    < 46373.905> [Trashcan] /media/hdd/movie/.Trash: Size now: 66620044956
    < 46373.962> [Task] job Components.Task.Job name=Cleaning Trashes #tasks=1 completed with [] in None
    < 46375.837> [DVBCAHandler] no more services
    < 46376.839> [eDVBFrontend2] close frontend
    < 46376.839> [eDVBFrontend2] sendTone allowed only in feSatellite (2)
    < 46495.097> [Task] job Components.Task.Job name=SoftcamCheck #tasks=1 completed with [] in None
    < 46772.535> [Console] command: ('hdparm', 'hdparm', '-y', '/dev/sda')
    < 46772.535> [eConsoleAppContainer] Starting hdparm
    < 46772.536> [Console] pid = 29502
    < 46772.542> [Console] finished: ('hdparm', 'hdparm', '-y', '/dev/sda')

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    Quote Originally Posted by smipx View Post
    e.g. in this log snippet below I can see the numbers 46772.542 but how does that relate to the time of the log entry
    It's the time in seconds since the system (not enigma2) booted.
    If you look near the top of the log, when enigma2 was staring up, you'll find an entry as it checks the time, either against NTP or your transponder time(?). So you can related one time-since-boot to the wall-clock, and hence work out what all other time-since-boot entries refer to.

    e.g. mine has lines like:

    < 45.154> [PowerTimer] PowerTimerEntry(type=autostandby, begin=Fri Apr 10 19:58:53 2020)
    < 45.165> [PowerTimer] PowerTimerEntry(type=autodeepstandby, begin=Fri Apr 10 19:58:53 2020)
    ...
    < 45.174> [ABM-Scheduler][AutoScheduleTimer] Schedule Disabled at Fri 10 Apr 2020 19:58:23 BST
    ...
    < 45.187> [ImageManager] Backup Schedule Disabled at (now=Fri 10 Apr 2020 19:58:23 BST)
    ...
    < 45.190> [BackupManager] Backup Time set to Fri 10 Apr 2020 22:00:00 BST (now=Fri 10 Apr 2020 19:58:23 BST)
    Last edited by birdman; 10-04-20 at 20:09.
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    Perfect thanks.

    ATV is simpler. It shows the actual time and date - its Sh*t in many other ways though so I can live with that :-)

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    what if the log splits every 4Mb and the startup was 5 log files ago though?

    If I look at eh top of my latest log I see only this - I can't see a date/time when the system booted. How do I know which log file to look at to get that date?

    This is my last (current) log file (truncated to 1st few minutes):
    Code:
    <    14.823> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_new
    <    14.823> [Avahi] avahi_watch_new(3 0x1)
    <    14.823> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_update
    <    14.823> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_new
    <    14.824> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_free
    <    14.824> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_new
    <    14.824> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_free
    <    14.824> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_new
    <    14.824> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_free
    <    14.824> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_new
    <    14.825> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_free
    <    14.825> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_new
    <    14.825> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_free
    <    14.825> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_new
    <    14.825> [Avahi] avahi_timeout_free
    <    14.826> [Avahi] client state: 1
    <    14.826> [Avahi] Not running yet, cannot browse for type _e2stream._tcp.
    <    14.826> [eInit] + (1) Background File Eraser
    <    14.826> [eInit] + (5) Tuxtxt
    <    14.826> [eInit] + (8) graphics acceleration manager
    <    14.826> [eInit] + (9) GFBDC
    <    14.826> [fb] /dev/fb0: 24300k video mem
    <    14.830> [fb] double buffering available!
    <    14.847> [gFBDC] resolution: 1280x720x32 stride=5120, 17100kB available for acceleration surfaces.
    <    14.847> [eInit] + (9) gLCD
    <    14.847> [eFbLCD] /dev/fb1: No such file or directory
    <    14.847> [eFbLCD] framebuffer /dev/fb1 not available
    <    14.847> [eDboxLCD] xres=132, yres=64, bpp=8 lcd_type=1
    <    14.847> [eLCD] (132x64x8) buffer 0x32cba8 8448 bytes, stride 132
    <    14.848> [eLCD] (132x64x8) buffer 0x3957e0 8448 bytes, stride 132
    <    14.848> [gLCDDC] resolution: 132x64x8 stride=132
    <    14.848> [eInit] + (9) Font Render Class
    <    14.848> [Font] initializing lib...
    <    14.856> [Font] loading fonts...
    <    14.856> [Font] Intializing font cache, using max. 4MB...
    [Enigma2] PYTHONPATH: /usr/lib/enigma2/python
    [Enigma2] DVB_API_VERSION 5 DVB_API_VERSION_MINOR 11
    ENIGMA_DEBUG_LVL=4
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (10) gRC
    <    14.856> [gRC] thread created successfully
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (15) eWindowStyleManager
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (20) DVB-CI UI
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (20) UHF Modulator
    <    14.856> [eRFmod] couldnt open /dev/rfmod0: No such file or directory
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (20) RC Input layer
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (20) misc options
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (20) AVSwitch Driver
    <    14.856> [eAVSwitch] failed to open /dev/dbox/fp0 to monitor vcr scart slow blanking changed: No such file or directory
    <    14.856> [eInit] + (21) input device driver
    <    14.856> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=front panel
    <    14.856> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=front panel
    <    14.857> [eRCDeviceInputDev] device "front panel" is a remotecontrol
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=dreambox remote control (native)
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=dreambox remote control (native)
    <    14.857> [eRCDeviceInputDev] device "dreambox remote control (native)" is a remotecontrol
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=dreambox advanced remote control (native)
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=dreambox advanced remote control (native)
    <    14.857> [eRCDeviceInputDev] device "dreambox advanced remote control (native)" is a remotecontrol
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=front panel
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=front panel
    <    14.857> [eRCDeviceInputDev] device "front panel" is a remotecontrol
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=RC for hdmi_cec
    <    14.857> [eRCInputEventDriver] devicename=RC for hdmi_cec
    <    14.857> [eRCDeviceInputDev] device "RC for hdmi_cec" is a remotecontrol
    <    14.857> [eInputDeviceInit] Found 5 input devices.
    <    14.857> [eInit] + (22) Hdmi CEC driver
    <    14.956> [gRC] main thread is non-idle! display spinner!
    <    14.956> [gRC] enabelSpinner: no spinner DC!
    <    15.151> [eInit] + (30) eActionMap
    <    15.151> [eInit] + (35) CI Slots
    <    15.151> [CI] scanning for common interfaces..
    <    15.151> [CI] Slot: 0 setSource: A
    <    15.152> [CI] eDVBCIInterfaces setInputSource(0, A)
    <    15.152> [CI] eDVBCIInterfaces setInputSource(1, B)
    <    15.152> [CI] eDVBCIInterfaces setInputSource(2, C)
    <    15.152> [CI] eDVBCIInterfaces setInputSource(3, D)
    <    15.152> [CI] done, found 1 common interface slots
    <    15.153> [CI] Streaming CI finish interface not advertised, assuming "tuner" method
    <    15.153> [eInit] + (35) CA handler
    <    15.153> [eInit] + (40) eServiceCenter
    <    15.153> [eServiceCenter] settings instance.
    <    15.153> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryDVD
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryWebTS
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryTS
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryHDMI
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryM2TS
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryMP3
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryFS
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) eServiceFactoryDVB
    <    15.155> [eInit] + (41) Encoders
    <    15.156> [eInit] + (41) Stream server
    <    15.157> [Avahi] Not running yet, cannot register type _e2stream._tcp.
    <    15.157> [eInit] reached rl 70
    <    15.157> [eDVBDB] ---- opening lame channel db
    <    15.158> [eDVBDB] reading services (version 4)
    <    15.169> [eDVBDB] loaded 78 channels/transponders and 1096 services
    <    15.169> [eDVBResourceManager] scanning for frontends..
    <    15.169> [eDVBFrontend0] opening frontend
    <    15.169> [eDVBFrontend0] opening frontend
    <    15.169> [eDVBFrontend0] frontend 0 has DVB API 50a 
    <    15.170> [eDVBFrontend0] close frontend
    <    15.170> [eDVBFrontend1] opening frontend
    <    15.170> [eDVBFrontend1] opening frontend
    <    15.196> [eDVBFrontend1] frontend 1 has DVB API 50a 
    <    15.196> [eDVBFrontend1] close frontend
    <    15.197> [eDVBFrontend2] opening frontend
    <    15.197> [eDVBFrontend2] opening frontend
    <    15.222> [eDVBFrontend2] frontend 2 has DVB API 50a 
    <    15.222> [eDVBFrontend2] close frontend
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 0
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 1
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 2
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 3
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 4
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 5
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 6
    <    15.222> [eDVBAdapterLinux] get demux 7
    <    15.222> [eDVBResourceManager] found 1 adapter, 3 frontends(3 sim) and 8 demux
    <    15.223> [eDVBLocalTimeHandler] RTC not ready... wait for transponder time
    <    15.223> [eEPGCache] Initialized EPGCache (wait for setCacheFile call now)
    <    15.224> [MAIN] Loading spinners...
    <    15.255> [MAIN] found 18 spinner!
    <    15.255> [setIoPrio] best-effort level 3 ok
    <    15.429> [Image Type] release
    <    15.429> [Image Version] 5.3
    <    15.429> [Image Build] 019
    <    16.956> [gRC] main thread is non-idle! display spinner!
    <    28.616> [Geolocation] Error : Geolocation data not available! (Reason: [Errno -2] Name or service not known)
    <    28.709> [Misc_Options] 12Vdetect cannot open /proc/stb/misc/12V_output: No such file or directory
    <    28.716> [Console] command: mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /tmp/multibootcheck
    <    28.716> [eConsoleAppContainer] Starting /bin/sh
    <    28.717> [Console] pid = 2193
    <    28.723> [Console] command: /bin/mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /tmp/multibootcheck
    <    28.723> [eConsoleAppContainer] Starting /bin/sh
    <    28.723> [Console] pid = 2197
    <    28.743> [Console] command: umount /tmp/multibootcheck
    <    28.743> [eConsoleAppContainer] Starting /bin/sh
    <    28.743> [Console] pid = 2225
    <    28.755> [Harddisk] enumerating block devices...
    <    28.774> [Harddisk] new Harddisk sdb -> /dev/sdb -> /dev/sdb
    <    28.814> [Harddisk] new Harddisk sda -> /dev/sda -> /dev/sda
    <    28.814> [Harddisk] new Harddisk start Idle
    <    28.814> [Console] command: ('hdparm', 'hdparm', '-S0', '/dev/sda')
    <    28.814> [eConsoleAppContainer] Starting hdparm
    <    28.815> [Console] pid = 2226
    <    28.847> [Harddisk] enumerating network mounts...
    <    28.855> [Config] Config file loaded ok...
    <    28.919> [Skin] Warning: Skin file 'skin_user.xml' does not exist!
    <    28.921> [Skin] Skin '/usr/share/enigma2/ViXBMC_1080_Confluence/skin.xml' added successfully.
    <    28.925> [Skin] Skin '/usr/share/enigma2/display/skin_default/skin_display.xml' added successfully.
    <    28.927> [Skin] Skin '/usr/share/enigma2/skin_subtitles.xml' added successfully.
    <    28.932> [Skin] Skin '/usr/share/enigma2/skin_default/skin.xml' added successfully.
    <    29.019> [Picon] adding path: /media/hdd/picon/
    <    29.063> [NimManager] Reading satellites.xml
    <    29.208> [NimManager] Reading cables.xml
    <    29.381> [NimManager] Reading terrestrial.xml
    <    29.605> [InitNimManager] enable combined tuner type(s) DVB-T2
    <    29.606> [SecConfigure] sec config cleared
    <    29.606> [eDVBFrontend] setSlotInfo for dvb frontend 0 to slotid 0, descr Si2169D, need rotorworkaround No, enabled Yes, DVB-S2 Yes
    <    29.606> [eDVBFrontend] setSlotInfo for dvb frontend 1 to slotid 1, descr Si2169D, need rotorworkaround No, enabled Yes, DVB-S2 Yes
    <    29.606> [eDVBFrontend] setSlotInfo for dvb frontend 2 to slotid 2, descr Si2168, need rotorworkaround No, enabled Yes, DVB-S2 No
    <    29.607> [SecConfigure] slot: 0 configmode: simple
    <    29.607> [SecConfigure] diseqcmode:  single
    <    29.607> [SecConfigure] slot: 1 configmode: simple
    <    29.607> [SecConfigure] diseqcmode:  single
    <    29.608> [SecConfigure] sec config completed
    <    29.637> SystemInfo MachineBuild h7
    <    29.637> SystemInfo BoxType zgemmah7
    <    29.637> SystemInfo BrandOEM airdigital
    <    29.637> SystemInfo DisplayType 7segment
    <    29.637> SystemInfo HaveRCA False
    <    29.637> SystemInfo getHaveDVI False
    <    29.637> SystemInfo HaveYUV False
    <    29.637> SystemInfo HaveSCART False
    <    29.637> SystemInfo HaveAVJACK True
    <    29.637> SystemInfo HaveSCARTYUV False
    <    29.638> SystemInfo HaveHDMI True
    <    29.638> SystemInfo MachineMtdRoot mmcblk0p3
    <    29.638> VideoWizard has_dvi False
    <    29.638> VideoWizard has_rca False
    <    29.638> VideoWizard has_jack True
    <    29.638> VideoWizard has_scart False
    <    29.638> AVSwitch Scart-YPbPr False
    <    29.638> AVSwitch no_YPbPr True
    <    29.638> AVSwitch yellow_RCA_no_scart True
    <    29.638> AVSwitch no_yellow_RCA__no_scart False
    <    29.688> [MovieSelection] Bluray Player is not installed: cannot import name BlurayPlayer
    <    29.808> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//bouquets.tv
    <    29.809> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.main.tv
    <    29.813> [eDVBDB] 796 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.main.tv
    <    29.813> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.1.tv
    <    29.814> [eDVBDB] 67 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.1.tv
    <    29.814> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.100.tv
    <    29.815> [eDVBDB] 6 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.100.tv
    <    29.815> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.201.tv
    <    29.815> [eDVBDB] 6 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.201.tv
    <    29.815> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.230.tv
    <    29.816> [eDVBDB] 7 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.230.tv
    <    29.816> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.260.tv
    <    29.816> [eDVBDB] 2 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.260.tv
    <    29.816> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.670.tv
    <    29.816> [eDVBDB] 15 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.670.tv
    <    29.816> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.separator.tv
    <    29.817> [eDVBDB] 114 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.separator.tv
    <    29.817> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.hd.tv
    <    29.822> [eDVBDB] 1002 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.terrestrial_finder.hd.tv
    <    29.823> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.101.tv
    <    29.824> [eDVBDB] 201 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.101.tv
    <    29.824> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.201.tv
    <    29.825> [eDVBDB] 101 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.201.tv
    <    29.825> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.301.tv
    <    29.826> [eDVBDB] 50 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.301.tv
    <    29.826> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.350.tv
    <    29.827> [eDVBDB] 52 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.350.tv
    <    29.827> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.401.tv
    <    29.828> [eDVBDB] 90 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.401.tv
    <    29.828> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.490.tv
    <    29.828> [eDVBDB] 10 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.490.tv
    <    29.828> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.501.tv
    <    29.829> [eDVBDB] 60 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.501.tv
    <    29.829> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.560.tv
    <    29.829> [eDVBDB] 21 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.560.tv
    <    29.829> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.580.tv
    <    29.830> [eDVBDB] 22 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.580.tv
    <    29.830> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.601.tv
    <    29.830> [eDVBDB] 60 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.601.tv
    <    29.830> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.660.tv
    <    29.831> [eDVBDB] 42 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.660.tv
    <    29.831> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.701.tv
    <    29.832> [eDVBDB] 101 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.701.tv
    <    29.832> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.801.tv
    <    29.833> [eDVBDB] 100 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.801.tv
    <    29.833> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.900.tv
    <    29.833> [eDVBDB] 49 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.900.tv
    <    29.833> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.950.tv
    <    29.834> [eDVBDB] 32 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.950.tv
    <    29.834> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.981.tv
    <    29.834> [eDVBDB] 13 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.981.tv
    <    29.834> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.993.tv
    <    29.835> [eDVBDB] 8 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.993.tv
    <    29.835> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.1000.tv
    <    29.835> [eDVBDB] 21 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.1000.tv
    <    29.835> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.1020.tv
    <    29.835> [eDVBDB] 11 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.1020.tv
    <    29.836> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.1030.tv
    <    29.836> [eDVBDB] 19 entries in Bouquet userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.1030.tv
    <    29.836> [eDVBDB] loading bouquet... /etc/enigma2//userbouquet.abm.sat_282_sky_uk.1050.tv
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    Quote Originally Posted by smipx View Post
    what if the log splits every 4Mb and the startup was 5 log files ago though?
    Then look in the first log?

    This is my last (current) log file (truncated to 1st few minutes):
    Actually to its first 17s, so you didn't get as far as the records that would have equated the two times.
    The other thing you can do is press a key "now" and you'll get a log entry "now".
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    Quote Originally Posted by birdman View Post
    Then look in the first log?
    As far as I can see that is not how it works.

    Once per hour after enigma start the debug log file length is checked and if it is oversize the file is truncated to the maximum size limit by removing excess from the start of the file. No "new" log file is created.

    https://github.com/OpenViX/enigma2/b...Manager.py#L96
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    Can we look at bsod.cpp and make times real like ATV and PurE2?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Huevos View Post
    As far as I can see that is not how it works.

    Once per hour after enigma start the debug log file length is checked and if it is oversize the file is truncated to the maximum size limit by removing excess from the start of the file. No "new" log file is created.

    https://github.com/OpenViX/enigma2/b...Manager.py#L96
    Ah, yes. You're right.
    This is (or was) a bug, as there is something about the way it does (did) truncation that resulted in the file positioning being incorrect (resulting in garbage in the log?).
    I did once look at rotating logs instead, but the way logs are written mitigated against doing so. (It's not enigma2 writing the log but the parent shell.)

    But a simple keypress "now" will always work.
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    Quote Originally Posted by abu baniaz View Post
    Can we look at bsod.cpp and make times real like ATV and PurE2?
    With a crash log the filename shows the time of the crash.
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    Hi All,

    I must be doing log checking differently :-)

    I tend to use my PC and a program like WinSCP to look at the logs remotely so no "now" keypress in that situation.
    I personally think that it would be worth considering making the times real.

    What prompted this question is that I was getting a spinner for 2 seconds on the hour every hour and I was intrigued to try and discover what it was that was doing it. No a crash so no crash log (and thus no time stamp at the beginning of the log file). I thought it would be a simple case of looking at the debug log and looking at the correct times each hour but it turned out to not be so simple so I kind of gave up. I know that is not important but... for the casual user like me who might like to report a potential issue it would make sense to make it as easy as possible to get the accurate debug info as quickly as possible. The easier it is the more likely other bugs might get discovered.

    Cheers guys

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    I think a human readable time output is a good idea when debugging via the console too, although I see from the history of eerror.cpp that there are advantages to the timestamp value.

    eDebug: its time to timestamp debug messages

    Debug messages will be prefixed with <secs.usecs> time information
    This is the same time as used but the kernel for printk messages.
    Note printk uses sec.usecs so enigma and kernel messages can
    readily be identified.

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    Quote Originally Posted by simonc View Post
    I think a human readable time output is a good idea when debugging via the console too, although I see from the history of eerror.cpp that there are advantages to the timestamp value.
    Couldn't both formats be used?

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    is there a linux command to:

    1) show the time of the start
    2) input a value like 14440.223 and get the time from the start time.

    If so that would be really useful (Sorry I am a linux virgin).

    e.g. something like:

    showrelativetime 14400.223
    Relativetime is : >> Sat 14th June 2020 @ 20:01:20

    Also, Sorry to be really stupid but where is the "keypress now" option in the screens ?

    I have this:

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    if both formats were used then to keep everyone happy perhaps every 10th entry could be the real time e.g.

    ..
    ..
    14400.100 bla bla bla
    14410.222 bla bla
    14500.123 bla
    14600.333 bla bla
    2020.04.11:15:30:20.10 bla bla bla
    14750.233
    14800.333

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