* bit 2: print memory allocation/free performed by the config module
* bit 2: print memory allocation/free performed by the config module
* bit 3: print command line processing messages
* bit 3: print command line processing messages
* bit 4: disable execution abort when parameters checking fails
* bit 4: disable execution abort when parameters checking fails
* bit 5: write a config file reflecting the parameters after reading the configuration file and processing the command line
As a oai user, you may have to use bit 1 (dbgl1) , to check your configuration and get the full name of a parameter you would like to modify on the command line. Other bits are for developers usage, (dbgl7 will print all debug messages).
As a oai user, you may have to use bit 1 (dbgl1) , to check your configuration and get the full name of a parameter you would like to modify on the command line. Other bits are for developers usage, (dbgl7 will print all debug messages).
bit 5 (dbgl32) can be useful to detect unused parameters from a config file or to detect parameters set to their default values, and not present in the config file
To get help on supported parameters you can use specific options:
To get help on supported parameters you can use specific options:
* ---help: print help for command line only parameters and for parameters not defined in a specific section
* ---help: print help for command line only parameters and for parameters not defined in a specific section
* ---help_<prefix> : print help for parameters defined under the section <prefix>
* ---help_<prefix> : print help for parameters defined under the section <prefix>