Debugging Yate Client on Windows - Revision history

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‎I can't find the log file

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‎Open a console window

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‎Introduction

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‎Introduction

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‎Introduction

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‎I can't find the log file

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−	This page purpose is to describe how to debug Yate Client on Windows platforms.	+	This page purpose is to describe how to debug Yate Client on Windows platforms. You will find where yate's configuration files are located and various command line options to start yate that will help you debug issues.

	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

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	'''See also'''		'''See also'''
	* [[Compiling and Installing Yate on Windows]]		* [[Compiling and Installing Yate on Windows]]
		+	* [[Debugging and, or Investigation of messages]]

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 From Start Menu choose "Run..." option.
-Type cmd in the edit box and then press the 'Ok' button.
+Type ''cmd'' in the edit box and then press the 'Ok' button.
 ==Start Yate Client with logging==

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 If you need to edit a configuration file rename it by removing the sample extension (e.g. yate-qt4.conf.sample -> yate-qt4.conf).
-'''NOTE''': Windows may hide file extensions. In the Explorer window you may see a yate-qt4.conf file. Check the file type, if it says is a SAMPLE file then the file you are see is yate-qt4.conf.sample.
+ '''NOTE''': Windows may hide file extensions. In the Explorer window you may see a yate-qt4.conf file. Check the file type, if it says is a SAMPLE file then the file you are see is yate-qt4.conf.sample.
 To show file extensions:

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 If you need to edit a configuration file rename it by removing the sample extension (e.g. yate-qt4.conf.sample -> yate-qt4.conf).
-'''NOTE'''
+'''NOTE''': Windows may hide file extensions. In the Explorer window you may see a yate-qt4.conf file. Check the file type, if it says is a SAMPLE file then the file you are see is yate-qt4.conf.sample.
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 Windows may hide file extensions. In the Explorer window you may see a yate-qt4.conf file. Check the file type, if it says is a SAMPLE file then the file you are see is yate-qt4.conf.sample.
 To show file extensions:

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 If you installed it in another location replace the path to install location in the commands given in this page.
-Configuration files a located in conf.d folder: '''c:\Program Files\Yate\conf.d'''.
+Configuration files are located in conf.d folder: '''c:\Program Files\Yate\conf.d'''.
 The configuration files are installed with sample extension (e.g. yate-qt4.conf.sample).

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	Notice the quotes around log file path: they must be used when passing a path containing spaces in a command line option.		Notice the quotes around log file path: they must be used when passing a path containing spaces in a command line option.
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		+	'''See also'''
		+	* [[Compiling and Installing Yate on Windows]]

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 This page purpose is to describe how to debug Yate Client on Windows platforms.
-rest
 ==Introduction==
 In this page we assume Yate is installed in the default path: '''c:\Program Files\Yate'''.

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 To show file extensions:
-'''Windows XP/Vista''': Control Panel -> Folder Options. In the '''View''' page uncheck '''Hide extensions for known file types''' option.
+Control Panel -> Folder Options. In the '''View''' page uncheck '''Hide extensions for known file types''' option.
 ==Enhanced debug==