Right now you pretty much have to manually stick in a:
controlConnection.setConf("Log", "debug stdout");
To start debugging and that really only works on Java. But jtorctl actually supports a more generic mechanism where you can register a writer and it will get the debug content. We should make this more generic and hook it into our standard logging so it's easier to turn logging on and off and control its level.
Right now you pretty much have to manually stick in a:
To start debugging and that really only works on Java. But jtorctl actually supports a more generic mechanism where you can register a writer and it will get the debug content. We should make this more generic and hook it into our standard logging so it's easier to turn logging on and off and control its level.