Olle E. Johansson
2005-Jul-26 01:26 UTC
[Asterisk-Users] CLI messages that are hard to understand
When you write code for Asterisk, you are in the middle of a piece of code and you add debug, log and console messages that you need yourself to figure out whether the patch works or not. As a user, some of these messages may be hard to understand, especially since a many of them look like "Ouch, that hurts"... :-) Remember that DEBUG messages is not meant to assist end users, they are there for developers to try to understand what happens in the core of the code and to track down errors if they happen. They do not have to be user-friendly at all, but still have to make some sense to developers. WARNING messages tell you about a potential non-fatal problem. The call will proceed, but quality may be affected or a change of configuration could be necessary. These still need to be understandable. Please mail me your favourite message that does not make any sense at all and I'll see what I can do to improve it. I can't promise to do anything or even answer your mail, but I will read all mails and try to do my best to either fix them myself or ask people that actually understand them or can be expected to have a clue about the original intent of them to fix it. Make sure you add the complete line from the console or log file, so I get the module name as well. Thank you! /O PS. Remember to mail me off-list, no need to clutter the list with this information! ---- Astricon 2005 - where the Asterisk community meets! Anaheim, CA, October 12-14 - http://www.astricon.net
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