Device Update Agent DUA and logging?

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I'm working with the DUA. Everything is working as advertised, however it is a real pain to debug. Now, I read in some of the reference material about errors being generated if logging is enabled

-- from the DOCS for COPYFILE @ "http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/xpehelp/html/wesamCOPYFILE.asp

Note Parsing errors, especially the passing of invalid command parameters, generates an error in DAERH_ABORT error mode. With logging enabled, an appropriate error message is output to the log file

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Is this general Windows Event logging? Or special for the DUA? How is this configured? Thanks.
 
MrBill:

This is supposed to help:

This can help you troubleshoot DUA:
\HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\XPEAgent\Parameters\Config
Name: Logging
Value: 1
Type: DWORD

It doesn't seem to work for me though, i.e I see no additional DUA logging..
Maybe someone else can comment?

... Doug
MrBill said:
I'm working with the DUA. Everything is working as advertised, however it
is a real pain to debug. Now, I read in some of the reference material
about errors being generated if logging is enabled?
-- from the DOCS for COPYFILE @ "http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/xpehelp/ht
ml/wesamCOPYFILE.asp"

Note Parsing errors, especially the passing of invalid command
parameters, generates an error in DAERH_ABORT error mode. With logging
enabled, an appropriate error message is output to the log file.
-- end

Is this general Windows Event logging? Or special for the DUA? How is
this configured? Thanks.
 
Mario:

What kinda logging do you get?

All I see is Source DUAgent with description "The DUAgent service was
started."

.... Doug
 
look at 1 post before, there is a dua error posted from the event log...

I am using another way to log my scripts:
I start a little app with execute process. the params for the app specifies
the logfile and what to log....
this is mutch better than the event log...

Best Regards,
mario
 
If you have a invalid command it will tell you in Event
viewer. I have done it before. I left a DLL out on
accident once that it was looking for. It couldn't find
the DLL so it through an error in the event log saying it
couldn't find the file.

Robert
 
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