llrnet Server Date/Time stamps in logs

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Okay, I've changed the llr-serverconfig.txt file, now I've just got to wait for a result to come in to check it. (I've got one client working steadily on G4000, so I imagine something should come in with the next 5-10 minutes.)

Hmm...well, it works almost exactly the way we want it to. Here's an example:

[2008-11-13 18:05]

It seems to be missing the seconds. Hence I changed the serverconfig file to the following instead:

return date("%F\ %R:%s")

Hopefully this will do the trick. I'll report back as soon as I get another result to check this one...

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Hmm...well, it works almost exactly the way we want it to. Here's an example:

[2008-11-13 18:05]

It seems to be missing the seconds. Hence I changed the serverconfig file to the following instead:

return date("%F\ %R:%s")

Hopefully this will do the trick. I'll report back as soon as I get another result to check this one...

Ahemmmmm...

[2008-11-13 18:14:1226621651]

Okay, not working. I'm going to try it with a capital S now--I'm wondering if maybe "%s" represents the *result's* "time" value, whereas "%S" represents the seconds of the actual time?

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Ahemmmmm...

[2008-11-13 18:14:1226621651]

Okay, not working. I'm going to try it with a capital S now--I'm wondering if maybe "%s" represents the *result's* "time" value, whereas "%S" represents the seconds of the actual time?

Yes! It works!

[2008-11-13 18:23:28]

So, it seems that the solution is to set the serverconfig file to:

return date("%F\ %R:%S")

Now the only thing left to do is check and see if it works on Windows the same way.

[IronBits]

Schweet!

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by IronBits

Schweet!

Next thing I've got to do now is modify my Perl script so that it works with the new format when separating the date from the time for the CSV export. As soon as I'm done with that, my script will be finished!

[Mini-Geek]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Yes! It works!

[2008-11-13 18:23:28]

So, it seems that the solution is to set the serverconfig file to:

return date("%F\ %R:%S")

Now the only thing left to do is check and see if it works on Windows the same way.

While %R:%S will work, as you've noticed, there's a shortcut (listed in the link I gave): %T. It's like %H:%M:%S, and %R is like %H:%M, so it's the same thing as your code.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by Mini-Geek

While %R:%S will work, as you've noticed, there's a shortcut (listed in the link I gave): %T. It's like %H:%M:%S, and %R is like %H:%M, so it's the same thing as your code.

Hmm...interesting. I'll give it a try when I get the chance and report the results here.

[IronBits]

So, this would be the optimal string to use then?

return date("%F\ %T")

Windows probably works the same way. Carlos, can you give that a try?????

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by IronBits

So, this would be the optimal string to use then?

return date("%F\ %T")

Windows probably works the same way. Carlos, can you give that a try?????

Okay, I've gotten the "%F\ %T" setting loaded into serverconfig, I'll see how it works in about ~5-10 minutes when I get my next result.

[mdettweiler]

Originally Posted by mdettweiler

Okay, I've gotten the "%F\ %T" setting loaded into serverconfig, I'll see how it works in about ~5-10 minutes when I get my next result.

Okay, just checked it and it works! So, "%F\ %T" it is.

[IronBits]

Ok, so... would anyone have any heartburn if we did this?

--displayFormat = "%s*2^%s+1" -- use this for PRP type test
displayFormat = "%s*2^%s-1" -- use this for LLR type test (default

to this
displayFormat = "%s,2,%s,-,1," -- use this for LLR type test (default

We can get rid of the * and ^ to make it easier to parse ;)

(I know, we already have everything parsing as it was, but it would be easier...)
Just asking... not knowing how important the 'data line' is...