Hi.
I'm trying to use different logging verbosity levels to get dialplan output
into different log files, and there's clearly something I haven't
understood
about how Asterisk does this...
I have the following in /etc/asterisk/logger.conf:
[logfiles]
logtest.verbose.0 => verbose(0)
logtest.verbose.1 => verbose(1)
logtest.verbose.2 => verbose(2)
logtest.verbose.3 => verbose(3)
logtest.verbose.4 => verbose(4)
logtest.verbose.5 => verbose(5)
logtest.verbose.6 => verbose(6)
logtest.verbose.7 => verbose(7)
logtest.verbose.8 => verbose(8)
logtest.verbose.9 => verbose(9)
I then put the following at a particular point in my dialplan:
same => n,Verbose(0,Test message verbosity 0)
same => n,Verbose(1,Test message verbosity 1)
same => n,Verbose(2,Test message verbosity 2)
same => n,Verbose(3,Test message verbosity 3)
same => n,Verbose(4,Test message verbosity 4)
same => n,Verbose(5,Test message verbosity 5)
same => n,Verbose(6,Test message verbosity 6)
same => n,Verbose(7,Test message verbosity 7)
same => n,Verbose(8,Test message verbosity 8)
same => n,Verbose(9,Test message verbosity 9)
I was expecting to get each message output into the respective filename, but
instead I got 10 files with the expected filenames, and all containing every
test message, no matter which verbosity level it was output at.
I'm sure there's just something basic which I haven't understaood
from
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+16+Application_Verbose
and
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Logging+Configuration
Can someone please show me what I'm missing, so that I can get each
Verbose(N,Message) dialplan command to send its message into the log file
numbered N?
Thanks,
Antony.
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On Friday 20 May 2022 at 15:33:45, Antony Stone wrote:> Hi. > > I'm trying to use different logging verbosity levels to get dialplan output > into different log files, and there's clearly something I haven't > understood about how Asterisk does this... > > > I have the following in /etc/asterisk/logger.conf:Hm, the formatting of this mail seems to have got somewhat mangled on its way through the list server, I think - I'll edit it and try again, just so it's easier for people to see what I did:> [logfiles] > logtest.verbose.0 => verbose(0) > logtest.verbose.1 => verbose(1) > logtest.verbose.2 => verbose(2) > logtest.verbose.3 => verbose(3) > logtest.verbose.4 => verbose(4) > logtest.verbose.5 => verbose(5) > logtest.verbose.6 => verbose(6) > logtest.verbose.7 => verbose(7) > logtest.verbose.8 => verbose(8) > logtest.verbose.9 => verbose(9) > > I then put the following at a particular point in my dialplan: > > same => n,Verbose(0,Test message verbosity 0) > same => n,Verbose(1,Test message verbosity 1) > same => n,Verbose(2,Test message verbosity 2) > same => n,Verbose(3,Test message verbosity 3) > same => n,Verbose(4,Test message verbosity 4) > same => n,Verbose(5,Test message verbosity 5) > same => n,Verbose(6,Test message verbosity 6) > same => n,Verbose(7,Test message verbosity 7) > same => n,Verbose(8,Test message verbosity 8) > same => n,Verbose(9,Test message verbosity 9) > > I was expecting to get each message output into the respective filename, > but instead I got 10 files with the expected filenames, and all containing > every test message, no matter which verbosity level it was output at. > > I'm sure there's just something basic which I haven't understaood from > > https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+16+Application_Verbose > > and > > https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Logging+Configuration > > > Can someone please show me what I'm missing, so that I can get each > Verbose(N,Message) dialplan command to send its message into the log file > numbered N? > > > Thanks, > > > Antony.-- "There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in their home." - Ken Olsen, President of Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC, later consumed by Compaq, later merged with HP) Please reply to the list; please *don't* CC me.
Hi. Does no-one else know either? I thought this was a simple question, and it was just me being unable to find the appropriate documentation to explain how these logging levels work. Please, can anyone help? On Friday 20 May 2022 at 15:33:45, Antony Stone wrote:> Hi. > > I'm trying to use different logging verbosity levels to get dialplan output > into different log files, and there's clearly something I haven't > understood about how Asterisk does this... > > > I have the following in /etc/asterisk/logger.conf: > > [logfiles] > logtest.verbose.0 => verbose(0) > logtest.verbose.1 => verbose(1) > logtest.verbose.2 => verbose(2) > logtest.verbose.3 => verbose(3) > logtest.verbose.4 => verbose(4) > logtest.verbose.5 => verbose(5) > logtest.verbose.6 => verbose(6) > logtest.verbose.7 => verbose(7) > logtest.verbose.8 => verbose(8) > logtest.verbose.9 => verbose(9) > > I then put the following at a particular point in my dialplan: > > same => n,Verbose(0,Test message verbosity 0) > same => n,Verbose(1,Test message verbosity 1) > same => n,Verbose(2,Test message verbosity 2) > same => n,Verbose(3,Test message verbosity 3) > same => n,Verbose(4,Test message verbosity 4) > same => n,Verbose(5,Test message verbosity 5) > same => n,Verbose(6,Test message verbosity 6) > same => n,Verbose(7,Test message verbosity 7) > same => n,Verbose(8,Test message verbosity 8) > same => n,Verbose(9,Test message verbosity 9) > > I was expecting to get each message output into the respective filename, > but instead I got 10 files with the expected filenames, and all containing > every test message, no matter which verbosity level it was output at. > > I'm sure there's just something basic which I haven't understaood from > > https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+16+Application_Verbose > > and > > https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Logging+Configuration > > > Can someone please show me what I'm missing, so that I can get each > Verbose(N,Message) dialplan command to send its message into the log file > numbered N? > > > Thanks, > > > Antony.-- The Magic Words are Squeamish Ossifrage. Please reply to the list; please *don't* CC me.