Vincent Lefevre <vincent+svn@vinc17.org> writes:
> But is it important to recover the original log data? I don't think
> it is. The server should do some form of normalization (I prefer this
> term to "munging"), IMHO.
>
> For instance, one could decide that the number of ending newline
> characters must be fixed (choose either 0 or 1). I don't think it
> makes sense to have a variable number of newline characters (when
> this happens, it happens by accident).
>
> Also, is the EOL for log messages always \n on the server, or does it
> depend on the platform of the client that submitted the log message?
> IMHO, it should always be \n (so that it can be correctly converted
> on the client side when displaying the log). But if such a conversion
> occurs, this is "munging" too. :)
Fair enough -- yes, we already "munge" / "normalize" log data anyway,
though I believe it's the client that does it, not the server.
(However, I still think I like the hook solution better. Less work
for us to maintain, all the code in one place for inspection, etc.)
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Received on Thu Mar 2 03:28:28 2006