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[Digital Chimp]

QUOTE (Krill123 @ May 28 2003, 05:46 PM)

If your xbox is on the internet sharing files... Couldn't a hacker break into it and delete the whole thing? Wouldn't it piss you off if you got home one night and found it cleaned up?

Of course, but who cares.  After all, it's just an xbox.  

Besides, I switch hard drives in my XBOX as an extra precaution.  All of my important data is stored on another hard drive.

[Digital Chimp]

QUOTE (Palt @ May 29 2003, 01:25 AM)

<Item name="Enable logging" type="numeric">1</Item> <Item name="Logsize limit" type="numeric">100</Item> <Item name="Logfile type" type="numeric">0</Item> <Item name="Logfile delete time" type="numeric">0</Item>

Cool...

I got the server interface working.  But I don't like the idea of keeping my computer on just to monitor the FTP server.

I tried to play around with the logfile and logsize options and couldn't get it to log anything.  It would create a log file with today's date but it's just an empty .log file.  Is there some kind of documentation relating to those option settings?

-Chimp

[Palt]

QUOTE (Digital Chimp @ May 29 2003, 12:31 PM)

It would create a log file with today's date but it's just an empty .log file.  Is there some kind of documentation relating to those option settings? -Chimp

It's probably logging, you are just not allowed to read the file while the server is running. Try to transfer it with avalaunch/evox started instead. It looks like it's only logging startups though, not transfers (bug?) so it's really not useful. I don't know if there is more documentation than that on SF anywhere.