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Remove deprecated log DB section #185

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52 changes: 0 additions & 52 deletions src/pages/documentation/users/usage/advanced-configuration.md
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Offers the nymea API through a Bluetooth RFCOMM service. Requires Bluetooth hardware and Bluez installed. Enabling this option will expose the nymea API over Bluetooth. This way a nymea setup can be used without TCP/IP networking at all.

### Section [Logs]

```bash
[Logs]
logDBDriver=QSQLITE
logDBHost=
logDBMaxEntries=200000
logDBName=/var/log/nymead.sqlite
logDBPassword=
logDBUser=
```

This section configures where the log database is stored. By default, this is SQLite but it can also be configured to log to other databases such as MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL, OracleDB etc.

Note that this requires the according Qt database backend plugin to be installed and the according database server must be set up prior to enabling it.

An example to configure nymea to log into MySQL instead of SQLite:

```bash
[Logs]
logDBDriver=QMYSQL
logDBHost=127.0.0.1
logDBMaxEntries=200000
logDBName=nymea
logDBPassword=nymea
logDBUser=nymea
```

#### logDBDriver

See the [Qt SQL Database Drivers documentation](https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/sql-driver.html) for a list of supported database drivers.

#### logDBHost

Specifies the host of the database server. For SQLite, this value is not used. For client/server based databases this normally is the IP address and port combination.

#### logDBMaxEntries

The maximum amount of database entries. If the database reaches the limit older entries will be deleted.

#### logDBName

The database name of the database to log to. For SQLite, this is a path to a local file. For client/server base databases this normally is the name of the database on the server which has to be created manually before attempting to start nymea with this configuration.

#### logDBUser

Username for the log database. For SQLite, this is a path to a local file.

#### logDBPassword

Password for the log database. For SQLite, this value is not used.

### Section [SSL]

```bash
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