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Wow I didn't even think about timers. Oops.

db5
db>/tmp/log
commands

Then look in /tmp/log

I didn't even know timers were running, so that means there is no reproducibility.
How long did I wait to issue the next command?
How many timers fired?
Maybe, for debugging, we should have a way to turn timers off.
But if those timers are important to the functioning of the site...

Karl Dahlke