I’m generally getting a constant warning when Trunc Logging is checking for the log file.
Warning: mkdir(): File exists in public/wp-content/plugins/trunc-logging/trunc.php on line 141
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There doesn’t seem to be any additional information on doing things like changing the log file location, with the intent on sending to a system syslog.
It would be nice if there was some more documentation specifically for the WordPress plugin. The Trunc site doesn’t seem to have anything specific for the WordPress plugin just a lot about the Trunc service.
]]>I was getting a fatal error on the password reset page with this plugin enabled:
[18-Jan-2023 20:56:36 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: call_user_func_array(): Argument #1 ($callback) must be a valid callback, function "trunc_logging_hook_login_form_resetpass" not found or invalid function name
As a temporary workaround, I commented out the following line in trunc.php:
// add_action('login_form_resetpass', 'trunc_logging_hook_login_form_resetpass', 20);
Please fix this soon, as I have Trunc running on quite a few sites now.
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