LOG LOGFILE DIRECTORY

    Usage: LOG <log> LOGFILE <name> DIRECTORY

    This option will take logs and place them with a time stamp marker in a directory.

    Example:
    /as log ConferenceRoom logfile directory

    You will probably want to use this option for any time you are doing reoccuring logging events. Daily, Weekly etc. This way a list of logs and their associated dates and times will be displayed. Much nicer than using one persistant log.


    LOG LOGFILE FILE

    Usage: LOG <log> LOGFILE <file>

    Set the file that the log will ouput to. It will normally place the file within your WEBMASTER\logs directory unless a path is specified.

    Example:
    /as log ConferenceRoom logfile confroom.log

    You will probably want to end the file name with either .log or other extension to represent a raw log file.