Mint Commands
There are several scripts built in to Mint to help you, mostly troubleshooting your problems but there are some useful others. Here are some of the ones that we know about.
#Mint:Debug
New in Mint v1.24 adding this to the end of any of your websites URLs (not just /mint/) and instead of silently recording the visit Mint will redirect to a debug/benchmark of the recorded hit. If you are ignoring your own visits this will not work.
?benchmark
Displays Mints Processing Benchmarks. Useful if your Mint is taking a long time to load, this will help you narrow down the process or Pepper that is taking the longest time to load.
?errors
Sets the error reporting level to E_ALL.
?gateway
Tests gateway connectivity.
?ignore
Sets an “Ignore my visits” cookie.
?import
Allows you to import aggregate Total/Unique Visits from another Mint installation into your current Mint installation.
?live-debug
Toggles the MintLiveDebug cookie (when live debugging every page acts as if #Mint:Debug appears in the url).
?moved
Is the query command to remap the installVars after moving Mint to a new location on the server.
?observe
Helps simplify troubleshooting on remote installs.
?preferences&advanced
This reveals database info and other infrequently modified, occasionally difficult to understand, and often mis-configured preferences.
?recover
Will repair Pepper data that was previously said to be beyond repair.
?tweak
Allows you to manually edit your Past Year Visits data.
?visits
Visits replaces ?tweak as a more robust and powerful way to edit your Visits, you had better know what you are doing!
32-bit or 64-bit architecture?
If you hover over the version number in the footer of your Mint install, the tooltip will appear and let you know what architecture your Mint install is running on. For example here at Peppermint Tea hovering over the version number shows Mint (v126 on 32).
?uptodate
Takes you to the Peppermill where it checks if your Mint version and Pepper versions are up to date.
Easter Eggs
Original Easter Egg
On your keyboard:
↑↑ ↓↓ ←→ ←→ b a
Easter Egg #2 (Mint 2 Only – Mintman)
Once logged into Mint press on your keyboard:
↓ R ↑ L Y B
iPhone Only Easter Egg
Have you visited the iPhone Pepper Preferences from your iPhone?
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