I am having a question on GNU/Linux Debian 8.5 with transmission-daemon service.I fail to see if there is a problem with how I set-up its log file. Because the log file does't grow (actually there's nothing).First the manual:-e --logfile  Where to store transmission's log messages.--log-error  Show error messages--log-info  Show error and info messages--log-debug  Show error, info, and debug messagesNow, I will tell you all changes I've made today step by step:I edited the default config file, cat /etc/default/transmission-daemon:# defaults for transmission-daemon# sourced by /etc/init.d/transmission-daemon# Change to 0 to disable daemonENABLE_DAEMON=1# This directory stores some runtime information, like torrent files # and links to the config file, which itself can be found in # /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.jsonCONFIG_DIR=/var/lib/transmission-daemon/info # Default options for daemon, see transmission-daemon(1) for more optionsOPTIONS=--config-dir $CONFIG_DIR --logfile /raid5/transmission/transmission.log --log-debug# (optional) extra options to start-stop-daemon#START_STOP_OPTIONS=--iosched idle --nicelevel 10Is it a permission problem?ls -l /raid5/transmission/transmission.log-rwxrwx--- 1 debian-transmission debian-transmission 0 Aug  2 16:06 /raid5/transmission/transmission.logls -ld /raid5/transmission/drwxrwx--- 3 debian-transmission debian-transmission 4096 Aug  2 16:06 /raid5/transmission/I added myself (vlastimil) to debian-transmission group, though I believe this allows me to access the data and has nothing to do with logging:sudo usermod -a -G debian-transmission vlastimilI changed the ownership of /raid5/transmission/, which, among other things, allows me to download new torrents:chown -R debian-transmission:debian-transmission /raid5/transmission/I granted all permissions, that could be needed:chmod 770 /raid5/transmission/While having stopped the service, I edited /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json to have umask = 2:cat /etc/transmission-daemon/settings.json | grep umaskumask: 2,And of course I restarted service:service transmission-daemon restartDownloading and uploading works fine now, just the log is empty :/ Any clues?
Is transmission-daemon logging set-up properly?
debian;logs;transmission