logs
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The `logs` table
This table stores all logs from authserver if database logging in config is enabled.
Structure
Field | Type | Attributes | Key | Null | Default | Extra | Comment |
int(10) | unsigned |
| NO |
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realm(10) | unsigned |
| NO |
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tinyint(3) | unsigned |
| NO |
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tinyint(3) | unsigned |
| NO | 0 |
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text | signed |
| YES |
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Description of the fields
time
A unixtime timestamp indicating when this string was logged.
realm
The RealmID of the realm this log string came from. 0 if realmd.
type
The type of log this is:
LOG_TYPE_STRING = 0 — a normal informative string
LOG_TYPE_ERROR = 1 — some sort of error
LOG_TYPE_BASIC = 2 — basic information
LOG_TYPE_DETAIL = 3 — detailed information
LOG_TYPE_DEBUG = 4 — debugging information
LOG_TYPE_CHAR = 5 — character-related
LOG_TYPE_WORLD = 6 — world packet dump
LOG_TYPE_RA = 7 — remote access logs
LOG_TYPE_GM = 8 — gm command logs
LOG_TYPE_CRASH = 9 — crash alarm logs
LOG_TYPE_CHAT = 10 – chat/message logs
level
Depends on LogLevel in authserver.conf
- 1 - (Trace)
- 2 - (Debug)
- 3 - (Info)
- 4 - (Warn)
- 5 - (Error)
- 6 - (Fatal)
string
The actual string that has been logged.