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Need to support separate trace files for WordPress MultiSite sites #27

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bobbingwide opened this issue Mar 5, 2016 · 3 comments
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bobbingwide commented Mar 5, 2016

The current solution does not take into account the fact that the installation may be WordPress MultiSite. There are times where it's OK for all the trace output to be written to one file and other times where it's not.

We should allow for using different files for MultiSite

  • when tracing at startup
  • and in the daily trace summary report.
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It would be nice if the site_id were included in the trace output in a WPMS installation.
Also, when tracing batch processing, the selection of the trace file should depend on the site that's selected through the url= parameter.

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For a multisite site which is not the primary site ( blog_id not 1 ) then the daily trace summary file will be bwtrace.vt.mmdd.blog_id.

There may be a lot of files but each will only record the activity for the given blog id.

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bobbingwide commented Dec 12, 2019

Just to confirm that this is now documented. For Daily Trace Summary reports the date format is now ccyymmdd. Since the file is not written until shutdown the blog_id will be known.

For other trace files there could still be some confusion as to which file to use. This has to be taken into consideration in the solution for #82

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