Stoner
September 24th, 2002, 01:01 AM
PLEASE - no more log files that I can't control the destination and/or maximum size of!!!
I already have had to create batch files to delete the the ever growing errorlog.txt and multiple log.txt files (if enabled). If log files aren't ESSENTIAL to successfully identifying program/user issues, PLEASE give us the ability to put them where we please, and/or stipulate a maximum file size! I'd also like to be able to stipulate where the cache files go, as well as any other files that change regularly.
Why? I try to keep files that often change in a separate partition or drive, so I don't have to defrag the unchanged partition/drive so often. I know it becomes a bit more difficult to work with users if files aren't where you like them, but I'm in log hell!!! Every program I have, except for most games, allows me to stipulate where files that are updated should be placed, and/or a maximum filesize. PLEASE give me the control I need to manange my system!
BTW, I like the concept of tracking how much has been downloaded, just NOT the way it's been implemented!
I already have had to create batch files to delete the the ever growing errorlog.txt and multiple log.txt files (if enabled). If log files aren't ESSENTIAL to successfully identifying program/user issues, PLEASE give us the ability to put them where we please, and/or stipulate a maximum file size! I'd also like to be able to stipulate where the cache files go, as well as any other files that change regularly.
Why? I try to keep files that often change in a separate partition or drive, so I don't have to defrag the unchanged partition/drive so often. I know it becomes a bit more difficult to work with users if files aren't where you like them, but I'm in log hell!!! Every program I have, except for most games, allows me to stipulate where files that are updated should be placed, and/or a maximum filesize. PLEASE give me the control I need to manange my system!
BTW, I like the concept of tracking how much has been downloaded, just NOT the way it's been implemented!