debug.h File Reference

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Defines
#define	RETURN_NO_LOG   return
#define	LOG_FACILITY   LOG_DAEMON
Enumerations
enum	debug_level_t {   DEBUG_LEVEL_FATAL = 1, DEBUG_LEVEL_CRITICAL, DEBUG_LEVEL_SERIOUS_WARNING, DEBUG_LEVEL_WARNING,   DEBUG_LEVEL_SERIOUS_MESSAGE, DEBUG_LEVEL_MESSAGE, DEBUG_LEVEL_INFO, DEBUG_LEVEL_DEBUG,   DEBUG_LEVEL_VERBOSE_DEBUG, DEFAULT_DEBUG_LEVEL = DEBUG_LEVEL_SERIOUS_WARNING, MIN_DEBUG_LEVEL = DEBUG_LEVEL_FATAL, MAX_DEBUG_LEVEL = DEBUG_LEVEL_VERBOSE_DEBUG }
enum	debug_area_t {   DEBUG_AREA_MAIN = 1, DEBUG_AREA_PACKET = 2, DEBUG_AREA_USER = 4, DEBUG_AREA_GW = 8,   DEBUG_AREA_AUTH = 16, DEBUG_AREA_PERF = 32, DEBUG_AREA_ALL, DEFAULT_DEBUG_AREAS }

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Define Documentation

#define LOG_FACILITY   LOG_DAEMON

Definition at line 66 of file debug.h.

Referenced by init_log_engine(), and process_g_syslog().

#define RETURN_NO_LOG   return

Definition at line 27 of file debug.h.

Referenced by copy_filename(), log_user_packet(), log_user_session(), look_for_tcp_flags(), packetsrv_ipq_process(), parse_group_list(), user_check_and_decide(), and user_session_modify().

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum debug_area_t

Debug areas (domains), default is DEFAULT_DEBUG_AREAS (all)

Enumerator:

DEBUG_AREA_MAIN	1: Main domain
DEBUG_AREA_PACKET	2: Packet domain
DEBUG_AREA_USER	4: User domain
DEBUG_AREA_GW	8: Gateway domain
DEBUG_AREA_AUTH	16: Auth. domain
DEBUG_AREA_PERF	32: Performance display domain
DEBUG_AREA_ALL	All debug areas
DEFAULT_DEBUG_AREAS	Default debug areas: all areas but not perf

Definition at line 51 of file debug.h.

enum debug_level_t

Debug levels: default is DEFAULT_DEBUG_LEVEL and values are between MIN_DEBUG_LEVEL and MAX_DEBUG_LEVEL

Enumerator:

DEBUG_LEVEL_FATAL	1: Least verbose level
DEBUG_LEVEL_CRITICAL	2
DEBUG_LEVEL_SERIOUS_WARNING	3 (default)
DEBUG_LEVEL_WARNING	4
DEBUG_LEVEL_SERIOUS_MESSAGE	5
DEBUG_LEVEL_MESSAGE	6
DEBUG_LEVEL_INFO	7
DEBUG_LEVEL_DEBUG	8
DEBUG_LEVEL_VERBOSE_DEBUG	9: Most verbose level
DEFAULT_DEBUG_LEVEL	Default debug level
MIN_DEBUG_LEVEL	Minimum debug level value (least verbose)
MAX_DEBUG_LEVEL	Maximum debug level value (most verbose)

Definition at line 33 of file debug.h.

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