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Where did the console.log end up in 10.3?
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My geek tool no longer displays my console log file. I believe this is related to the fact that there is no longer a file named console.log where it used to be...
Anybody know where it ended up?
I'm guessing it may be the system.log file, although I can't seem to get geek tool to read it...
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Open up the Console app and command-click on the window name in the title bar.
You'll get a pop-up showing the path, like in the Finder.
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I thought I'd heard that GeekTool didn't run in Panther. I'll find out soon enough, I guess.
Chris
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I just read my console.log and system.log information via ASP (Apple System Profiler)....
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Originally posted by chabig:
I thought I'd heard that GeekTool didn't run in Panther. I'll find out soon enough, I guess.
Chris
The most current version ran fine on mine... I didn't even need to re-install it... My only problem is I cannot find the console.log anymore...
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Originally posted by Bobby:
The most current version ran fine on mine... I didn't even need to re-install it... My only problem is I cannot find the console.log anymore...
SomeToast told you how to find it.
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Nasrudin sat on a river bank when someone shouted to him from the opposite side: "Hey! how do I get across?" "You are across!" Nasrudin shouted back.
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Originally posted by Developer:
SomeToast told you how to find it.
Ummm, I knew that... I was just testing you... 
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Actually the place to find it is /Library/Logs/Console/<shortname>/console.log, if you need to redirect a tool to look somewhere.
also you will find previous renamed console logs there.
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Originally posted by asdasd:
Actually the place to find it is /Library/Logs/Console/<shortname>/console.log, if you need to redirect a tool to look somewhere.
also you will find previous renamed console logs there.
Yah... When I did what the first person stated (to run the console.app), I found that out... I just missed the post...
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