And again... The company I work for bases all of our projects on the Drupal infratructure. The watchdog application simply doesn't work for us, so I'd created a module to log messages to file in the format: 00:00:58 [module::function_name][LOG_LEVEL]: Checking to see if user 0c2f977cc24e4e41d8cd6d9a4099ab0b is anonymous. We've decided that this is likely a worthwhile project to release to the community, so I am currently working on a release. Right now, I have a group of Log Levels (FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE), one log type (DRUPAL_BASE) and the ability to add/configure more. The site admin can configure whether or not to turn on logging, a minimum log level to write out, where the log files should live, etc. I will send another message once the initial release is made, but wanted to gauge what people thought about this module. It's more of a developer's module, as it requires developers to add a hook, such as: drupal_log_to_file("MODULE_NAME::FUNCTION_NAME", "LOG_TYPE", LOG_LEVEL, "MESSAGE") into their code, in order for the system to log anything. Let me know anyone's thoughts :) -- Ian Bezanson irb@ianbezanson.ca