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terrelsa13 edited this page Sep 6, 2024
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DEBUG: integerMUMC DEBUG level.
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There are five
DEBUGlevels, with an increasing level of verboseness:- Level 0 - Disabled
- Level 1 - Lowest
DEBUGlevel - Level 2
- Level 3
- Level 4 - Highest
DEBUGlevel
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All
DEBUGlevels greater than zero will have the following effects:-
mumc_DEBUG.logwill be created in the same directory as themumc_config.yaml - All console_controls will be forced to
show: true - There is a direct correlation between the amount of information printed to the console and the speed at which MUMC runs
- The more information printed to the console; the slower MUMC will run
- There is a direct correlation between the amount of information saved to
mumc_DEBUG.logand the speed at which MUMC runs- The more information saved to
mumc_DEBUG.log; the slower MUMC will run
- The more information saved to
- Multiprocessing will be disabled
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The recommendation is to leave at
DEBUG: 0, unless it is needed. -
Each time MUMC is run, the previous
mumc_DEBUG.logis deleted if it exists. -
If MUMC is run without the
DEBUGvariable, MUMC will attempt to create a newmumc_config.yaml
- At the top of the
mumc_DEBUG.logthere is a fully populated version of yourmumc_config.yaml - An example of a full
mumc_config.yamlcan also be found here
Example:
DEBUG: 0- MUMC wiki
- Install
- Files & Directories
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Additional Information
- OS Permissions
- Configuration Builder/Editor
- Played And Created Filter Statement Breakdown
- Played And Created Filter Tag Breakdown
- Dangerous Filter Statements
- Behavioral Statement Breakdown
- Behavioral Tag Breakdown
- Blacklisting vs Whitelisting
- Blacktagging vs Whitetagging
- Library Matching byId vs byPath vs byNetworkPath
- Minimum Episodes vs Minium Played Episodes
- Conditional Behavior Priorities
- Media Mangers
- Command-Line Arguments
- Make MUMC Run FASTERRRRRR!!!
- Known Limitations