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How do I enable debugging on OSX?
How do I enable debugging on OSX?
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Just to have the whole procedure in one reply:
STEP 1
Run the following in the OS X Terminal which can be found in the Applications/Utilities folder:
defaults write com.soocial.SoocialSync SoocialShowDebugButton 1
replacing the 1 with a 0 will turn it off again.
STEP 2
In System Preferences in your Soocial preference pane, there will be a button now that will trigger a separate window where you can switch on debugging and view some extra details about the syncing progress. In this window turn on “Print info on Console”.
STEP 3
Then open your Console.app (in /Applications/Utilities) and send us the logs you see relating to the SoocialSyncTool.
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Inappropriate?OS X Agent
We are currently working hard on the OS X Agent and getting it stable. One thing that helps when filling in a bug report is to switch on logging to the console.
STEP 1
Open the following plist file: ~/Library/Preferences/com.soocial.SoocialSync.plist
(easy editing can be done with the Property List Editor, a tool that comes with Apple’s Developer Tools)
STEP 2
Now we want to show a special debug button in the Soocial Preference pane. This will be done by adding a new Child to the root. Call it “SoocialShowDebugButton” with class “Boolean” and value “YES”.
STEP 3
In System Preferences in your Soocial preference pane, there will be a button now that will trigger a separate window where you can switch on debugging and view some extra details about the syncing progress. In this window turn on “Print info on Console”.
STEP 4
Then open your Console.app (in /Applications/Utilities) and send us the logs you see relating to the SoocialSyncTool.
This will help us greatly in finding and solving bugs you are experiencing. -
Inappropriate?A perhaps easier method is to run the following in the OS X Terminal which can be found in the Applications/Utilities folder:
defaults write com.soocial.SoocialSync SoocialShowDebugButton 1
replacing the 1 with a 0 will turn it off again.
I’m happy with simple tools
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Inappropriate?Hm some people are reporting problems on Tiger using this method, you could try the following instead.
defaults write com.soocial.SoocialSync SoocialShowDebugButton -bool yes
to turn it on, replacing the "yes" with "no" will turn it off again -
Inappropriate?Yep, Simon, that works on Tiger. -
Inappropriate?Just to have the whole procedure in one reply:
STEP 1
Run the following in the OS X Terminal which can be found in the Applications/Utilities folder:
defaults write com.soocial.SoocialSync SoocialShowDebugButton 1
replacing the 1 with a 0 will turn it off again.
STEP 2
In System Preferences in your Soocial preference pane, there will be a button now that will trigger a separate window where you can switch on debugging and view some extra details about the syncing progress. In this window turn on “Print info on Console”.
STEP 3
Then open your Console.app (in /Applications/Utilities) and send us the logs you see relating to the SoocialSyncTool.
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