Add logger info to hiveext.ini

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_11_Chernarus/HiveExt.ini

@@ -78,3 +78,19 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
 ;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_12_duala/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_13_tavi/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_15_namalsk/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_16_panthera/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_18_sahrani/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_19_poda/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_1_takistan/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_20_fapovo/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_21_caribou/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_22_SMDsahrani/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_24_Napf/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_25_sauerland/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_2_utes/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_3_shapur_baf/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_4_zargabad/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_6_Dingor/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_7_Lingor/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false

Server Files/Config-Examples/instance_8_ProvingGrounds_PMC/HiveExt.ini

@@ -76,4 +76,20 @@ Password = 123456
 ;Port = 3306
 ;Database = dayz
 ;Username = root
-;Password = 
+;Password = 
+[Logger]
+;Possible values: trace, debug, information, notice, warning, error, critical, fatal, none
+;They are sorted by importance (low to high), with trace being the most verbose, and none would turn off logging
+;This controls both the file output level, and the console output level
+;Level = trace
+
+;Uncomment this option to override the logging level for the console only
+;The specified level can only be higher than the global one, setting lower values will have no effect
+;So for example, if you want to have information-level logs in your file, but only warning-level and higher in your console
+;You would uncomment this option and set it to warning
+;Leaving it commented out means there's no special level for the console, so it will just use the global one
+;ConsoleLevel = trace
+
+;By default, the HiveExt console log output will go to the Arma2 server window, with colour highlighing by importance
+;If you want to use the old style, separate windows console window for the HiveExt log output, set this option to true
+;SeparateConsole = false