Dserver logging default behaviour

# 3 weeks ago
mpiekarski	Hi, i have a question regarding logging in Tango. One of its type is dserver-level logging which is AFAIK at the warning level by default. Is there any way of configuring the default behaviour? If i execute "StopLogging" command on dserver device it indeed stops logging but as soon as I restart the device, the login returns to the warning level. It is a problem for us because one of our devices keeps logging a lot (log files up to 10GB from dserver) but with no need to do so. Thanks for any help! Cheers, Michal SOLARIS

# 3 weeks ago

Hi,

i have a question regarding logging in Tango. One of its type is dserver-level logging which is AFAIK at the warning level by default. Is there any way of configuring the default behaviour? If i execute "StopLogging" command on dserver device it indeed stops logging but as soon as I restart the device, the login returns to the warning level. It is a problem for us because one of our devices keeps logging a lot (log files up to 10GB from dserver) but with no need to do so.

Thanks for any help!

Cheers,
Michal
SOLARIS

# 3 weeks ago
Anton	Hi Michal There are device properties to control the Tango logging. You can try adding the logging_level device property set to "ERROR", or some other level. https://tango-controls.readthedocs.io/en/latest/development/advanced/reference.html#the-device-logging https://tango-controls.readthedocs.io/projects/rfc/en/latest/14/Logging.html#specification It could also be that you are passing a log level on the command line. E.g,. adding the "-v1" option would give the least logs, and "-v5" the most. Note that adding this option will cause logs be output to the console (i.e., it adds the logging target "console"). /Anton

# 3 weeks ago

Anton

Hi Michal

There are device properties to control the Tango logging. You can try adding the logging_level device property set to "ERROR", or some other level.

https://tango-controls.readthedocs.io/en/latest/development/advanced/reference.html#the-device-logging

https://tango-controls.readthedocs.io/projects/rfc/en/latest/14/Logging.html#specification

It could also be that you are passing a log level on the command line. E.g,. adding the "-v1" option would give the least logs, and "-v5" the most. Note that adding this option will cause logs be output to the console (i.e., it adds the logging target "console").

/Anton