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The proxmark log thing is great.
But is there any way to add 'date and time' for each entry. Or at least for each "session" ?
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Nice idea. I don't know exactly what we have on github and how issue-tracking works there, could you see if it can be added on github as a ticket or issue or whatever? Things get lost here...
Edit: link https://github.com/Proxmark/proxmark3/
Last edited by holiman (2014-03-27 08:48:38)
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GitHub allows the creation of issues and milestones.
I would suggest keeping them for what they are designed for.
I agree with holiman, things do get lost here. Hopefully when the mailing list decision is finalised, we'll have a good system in place for feature requests etc...
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I would suggest keeping them for what they are designed for.
I don't know what you mean, but an issue can be classed as "enhancement", so this fits right in there
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GitHub allows the creation of issues and milestones.
I would suggest keeping them for what they are designed for.
That is perfect ! I will be posting the "request" there tomorrow.
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The proxmark log thing is great.
But is there any way to add 'date and time' for each entry. Or at least for each "session" ?
You can create a script that launch proxmark3 client, and before starting it, it writes a formatted timestamp in a variable and appends a row in the logfile with whatever you want.
I.e. in my linux enviroment I append a separator like
>>============== 08-05-2015 19:12:22 ==============<<plus, for better searching options, I create and additional per-session logfile (in /var/log) with a timestamped file name, so I can log my commands (proxmark.log logs the answer only!) and rotate the logs. It is possible under linux with the "tee" command.
If you log outside the "proxmark3" directory, your logs are safe against fw updates...
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