optional, not recommended (because it makes logging slower and affects your performance) ,sync : Buffering in log writing is disabled that so latest log data can be seen by tailing or copying the log file. required for all timeouts and issues which need to be correlated to an action at a given time of day (as of 3.0b3pre builds) ,timestamp adds a timestamp to all log lines - generally recommended. Example module and loglevel: IMAP:5,timestamp. MOZ_LOG - CASE SENSITIVE module name and log level separated by colon, multiple modules separated by comma, and additional options:. So you may ignore this section and the next for these protocols.) You can set these variables globally as system environment variables (find instructions for your OS), or as local environment variables in a batch file/script (described below), or just on the command line. 
(Except for logging of ldap, nntp, pop3 and smtp, which are configured in Thunderbird settings and log to the Error Console - per instructions above. They are configured in Thunderbird Settings, and log to the Thunderbird Error Console. NOTE - do not use this section for ldap, nntp, pop3 and smtp. To expose timestamp, click the gear icon in top-right of the Error Console, turn on "Show Timestamps" (Prior to Thunderbird 91 use "smtp" module name.) Open the Error Console with Ctrl+Shift+J or Command+Shift+J, add timestamp, and copy log entries. (Prior to Thunderbird 99 use "POP3" module name.) (Prior to Thunderbird 96 use "NNTP" module name.)
MsgDB (level 1=opens/closes, level 5 lists open db's on close, number of msg hdrs in use) (before Thunderbird version 59: MSGDB). 
MsgCopyService (3.3a4 nightly builds starting ). 
MsgCompose (before Thunderbird version 59: msgcompose). Mailbox (before Thunderbird version 59: MAILBOX). Before Thunderbird version 59 use all lower case "ldap".) (Prior to Thunderbird 91 use "LDAP" module name. IMAPOffline (before Thunderbird version 59: IMAPOFFLINE). The old, inconsistent case options are in parenthesis.) (In version 59, bug 1353919 changed these options to be mixed case. MailNews applications (SeaMonkey/Thunderbird) allow these CASE SENSITIVE modules/protocols. 
10 Logging prior to Thunderbird 55.0a1 / SeaMonkey 2.52a1. 5 Other Protocol Logging options within MailNews.
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