Log
file settings
File name
This is the log file created during the logging. Enter
a location where STAR should store the log file(s). You can use the Auto-Name
tags to store multiple STAR log files in one directory. You can use following
tags:
<USER> (Name of the user that is
logged in)
<PC> (Name of the computer where
STAR is running)
<DATE> (Current date
(YYYYMMDD))
<TIME> (Current time
(HHMMSS))
STAR will automatically parse and
replace the tags with the current PC name, user name, date or time. This string
C:\Reports\<USER>_<PC>_<DATE>_<TIME>_star.sys will be
changed to C:\Reports\LAWRENCE
TAN_JUPITER_20010802_123021_star.sys
Encrypt log file with
password
A must if you want to prevent manipulation of the STAR
log file: Even if the log file is detected, no unauthorized user can read it
without using the Report Manager and the correct password to decrypt it. If you
don’t enter a password, the log file will be stored in plain text. The
password is case sensitive!
Logging engine
modules
The invisible activity-monitoring module ("Logging
engine") consists of an executable and a so-called dynamic link library with
contains program code used by STAR. You are totally free to rename both
filenames. So you could rename "wsys.exe" to "tetris.exe" and "wsys.dll" to
"readme.txt" to hide them even for someone who would know about the STAR
filenames themselves.
