How to Disable Server-Log.txt and enable the text in the console -
Apenmeeuw - 16.03.2013
hey all,
HOW TO DISABLE THE CONSOLE FROM PRINTING INTO SERVER-LOG.TXT
Step 1:
if you have your console(samp-server.exe) running, close it, otherwise every step after this one won't work.
Step 2:
open your server-log.txt, press CTRL+A, press backspace to remove all of the text, and hit CTRL+S(save).
close it and click on server-log.txt, but DON'T open it, only click on it once, so you got it selected.
Step 3:
Press RMB on the server-log.txt and select "properties".
Step 4:
when you have opened the "properties", then you will see "read only", which you can toggle with a little box on the left of it.
toggle it on and press "ok".
Step 5:
Start your samp-server.exer and your server won't be able to print things into the server-log.txt anymore.
if you have questions, post them below please.
Credits:
rubenejbr - helping me to find this solution.
Re: How to Disable Server-Log.txt and enable the text in the console -
Ryan_Bowe - 16.03.2013
Nice tutorial I make my own logs so I will use. Rep +.
Re: How to Disable Server-Log.txt and enable the text in the console -
Bikken - 16.03.2013
I can open my server.cfg, and insert
chatlogging 0
, instead of this huge process

just sayin
Re: How to Disable Server-Log.txt and enable the text in the console -
Ryan_Bowe - 16.03.2013
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bikken
I can open my server.cfg, and insert
chatlogging 0
, instead of this huge process  just sayin
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That only stops the chat from printing. This tutorial is for not letting anything print to the file.
Re: How to Disable Server-Log.txt and enable the text in the console -
Apenmeeuw - 16.03.2013
yes but doing chatlogging 0 will make you unable to see the players chat ingame, it wont print anything out of ingame, this way it will show everything that happens ingame, but wont print it.
Thanks
EDIT: ryan was before me xD
Re: How to Disable Server-Log.txt and enable the text in the console -
Kirollos - 03.05.2013
what about linux setting chmod to 000?