RE: Why Seperate Log Files?

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Well, I can honestly admit that I deserved that. Sorry, I had wrote that after having stressed out for like 5 hours trying to get the outputs correct using a variety of commands with the new version. It wasn’t until I switched back to the old version that I realized somewhere along the line the output format had changed. I will re-submit this with some context. 

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From: Jens Axboe [mailto:axboe@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, May 11, 2015 11:21 AM
To: Jon Tango; 'Andrey Kuzmin'
Cc: 'Sitsofe Wheeler'; fio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Why Seperate Log Files?

On 05/10/2015 09:36 PM, Jon Tango wrote:
> When I use fio in 2.1.8 the write_iops_log command creates a singular log file, even with 8 workers. With fio in the latest versions, however, it creates eight separate log files. Is there a way to get fio to generate a log file for all 8 workers, instead of 8 separate files? That is untenable. I had to go back to 2.1.8 to get a useable output. It's not like the data outputs are very friendly anyway, but with one file at least that data can easily be parsed and worked with. With a different file for each worker it is just ridiculous.
> How do we get one output for all workers?
> It would also be nice if we could just get one output with all of the 
> numbers for the different workers combined, but that may be asking a 
> bit much. Just getting them all in a workable file would be nice :)

Lets back this up a bit. Your bug reporting _sucks_. Constructive criticism - look it up. You were even lazy enough to just reply to an old, totally unrelated email, instead of starting a new thread.

So lets try this again. I'll even offer you some free hints. Find out where the change happened, see if there's reasoning there. If not, suggest a way to improve the situation. Or even just, constructively, suggest why the current behavior is a problem and offer your opinion on how it could be improved to make your life easier. Nobody on this list owes you anything, you need to earn it.

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Jens Axboe

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