Tvhlog

ADMIN privilege is required for these functions.

tvhlog/config/load

Lists the details, descriptions, defaults and current values of the items in the GUI screen Configuration -> Debugging -> Configuration -> Settings. See Common Parameters for details of selection parameters.

tvhlog/config/save

Untested. Updates the server from an object in the format produced by tvhlog/config/load.

• node The JSON object.

tvhlog/subsystem/grid

List the subsystems available for trace and debug operations.

Also see Debugging / Trace options and CLI / Debug Options.

{
    "entries": [
        {
            "id": 1,
            "subsystem": "START",
            "description": "START",
            "trace": true,
            "debug": false
        },
         . . . . . . .
        {
            "id": 103,
            "subsystem": "ratinglabels",
            "description": "Rating Labels",
            "trace": false,
            "debug": true
        }
    ],
    "traceCount": 12,
    "debugCount": 42,
    "totalCount": 103
}

• id - The internal enum for this subsystem. These values may change between systems depending upon the application version and the options used at compile-time but are otherwise constant.

• subsystem - The name of the subsystem. These values are to be used in the WebUI when enabling trace/debug operations.

• description - The locale-aware description of the subsystem.

• trace - True if this subsystem is currently being traced.

• debug - True if this subsystem is currently being debugged.

• traceCount - The number of subsystems with trace currently set to true.

• debugCount - The number of subsystems with debug currently set to true.

• totalCount - The total number of subsystems.

Note 1: Users may enter a special all subsystem (not listed) instead of nominating each subsystem individually in the WebUI. This condition can be detected if traceCoount and/or debugCount is equal to totalCount.

Note 2: As at April 2014, the id field is informational only. It is provided to facilitate future API development.