Hello all, I’m getting my iPhone 12 DTG log filled with “skipped empty file” entries, which is very annoying but I suppose harmless. Suppose these have something to do with spotlight, but I do want to look at the files see if there’s anything I can do (to them).
Anyone knows how to get to the iPhone’s DTG log file?
In DEVONthink To Go, select Help > Contact Us to start a support ticket but don’t send it. The log files are in the draft email though I can’t say it will show the data you’re looking for.
That’s great Jim, many thanks! - a silly question: I generated a draft, and substituted my own email, but can’t seem to be able to actually send it - “send” arrow grayed out - what am I doing wrong?
If you need to actually open a ticket via that mechanism, yes.
I think we have an issue on file to investigate the possibility of supporting other email clients in iOS, but nothing in place now.
regex, I just need to crop the datetime part (e.g. “2021-06-28 06:52:51,796”), and then de-dupe in BBEdit.
I am getting lazy, so just using a rectangular selection and scrolling…
But if you do have the expression handy, hey, I would appreciate not having to write one (mushy Monday brains)
I believe so, all I need is to get the webloc names, then dedupe. There’s probably a million smarter ways of doing this, I’m just a bit foggy today.
So from below, just isolating
Historic Polar Images, 1845-1982, from the Scott Polar Research Institute.webloc
Belkin - my best FM stations.webloc
from
2021-06-27 23:57:54,481 WARNING: DTRecord <825DDA52-568A-44A3-9A66-32B066073AEE> (/watch read listen/Sources Sites/Archives and Museums/Historic Polar Images, 1845-1982, from the Scott Polar Research Institute.webloc/) (Skipped empty file.)
2021-06-27 23:57:54,495 ERROR: Skipped empty file /var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/BC4AA5EF-7BD1-409E-953C-7E99CC79102C/Library/Caches/TemporaryItems/DEVONcloudy 3156/Main Thread/1/Belkin - my best FM stations.webloc
Hi Jim, sorry to resurrect this thread - I’m still getting tons of empty skipped files.
I notice they are often pretty old weblocs. By searching for them in DTG or DT, the URLs are valid, but many (but not all) lead to expired pages, etc. I assume DTG is not complaining about the expired pages, is that correct?
Some of these are ghosts - I can’t find a matching webloc.
How can I manage this - other than manually going webloc by webloc?
Thanks Jim - I’ve been inspecting the weblocs, most if not all still seem to have their resource forks - however, It’s above my pay grade to be able if these have been corrupted here’s an example attached