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<h2>Configuration Commands</h2>
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SICS allows to change the user rights of the current client server connection, control the amount of output a client receives and to specify additional logfiles where output will be placed. All this is accessed through the following commands:</p>
SICS has a command for changing the user rights of the current client server connection, control the amount of output a client receives and to specify additional logfiles where output will be placed. All this is accessed through the following commands:</p>
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The SICS server logs all its activities to a logfile, regardless of what the user requested. This logfile is mainly intended to help in server debugging. However, clients may register an interest in certain server events and can have them displayed. This facility is accessed via the <b> GetLog </b> command. It needs to be stressed that this log receives messages from <b> all </b> active clients. GetLog understands the following messages:<ul>
<li> <b> GetLog All </b> achieves that all output to the server logfile is also written to the client which issued this command.
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<b> config </b> allows to configure various aspects of the current client server connection. Basically three things can be manipulated: The connections output class, the user rights associated with it, and output files.</p>
The <b> config </b> command configures various aspects of the current client server connection. Basically three things can be manipulated: The connections output class, the user rights associated with it, and output files.</p>
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<li>The command <b> config OutCode val </b> sets the output code for the connection. By default all output is sent to the client. But a graphical user interface client might want to restrict message to only those delivering requested values and error messages and suppressing anything else. In order to achieve this, this command is provided. Possible values Values for val are Internal,Command, HWError,InError,Status, Error, Value. This list is hierarchical. For example specifying InError for val lets the client receive all messages tagged InError, Status, Error and Value, but not HWError, Command and Internal messages.