Enabling Multi-lingual Support in JSCAPE MFT Server

Words By Van Glass

Last Updated: November 17, 2022

Demonstrates how to enable multi-lingual support in JSCAPE MFT Server. This feature is perfect for organizations who need to support multiple languages in the web interface.

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Verbose logging is a mode in logging wherein the information recorded is more detailed than usual. You usually activate it when you want to troubleshoot something. Because verbose logging records a lot of information, it can slow down performance and generate very large log files. For this reason, it should be switched off as soon as the troubleshooting session is finished.

Here are the contents of two log files extracted from an FTP server. One set, the one in blue text, was generated when verbose logging was switched off. The second set, the one in red, was generated when verbose logging was switched on. Both logs were the results of exactly the same file transfer operations.

All I did was log in to the FTP server, delete two files, upload two files, and then log out. This is what I got:

Verbose logging switched OFF

Verbose logging switched ON

See the difference?

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