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Any idea how to supress the logs for SBBS or just to get something purely informational?
In the sbbs.ini I got:
LogLevel=Informational
But to me it's still too verbose ..
People,
Any idea how to supress the logs for SBBS or just to get something purely informational?
In the sbbs.ini I got:
LogLevel=Informational
But to me it's still too verbose ..
You can reduce the level even more, bring it down to "Notice" if you like. But it'd probably better to identify what specifically you think is too verbose (e.g. which server/service/module) and see if you can fine-tune the log-level of just that element which is bothering you. More information about what log lines you find too verbose would be helpful,
RainManHood<---
Informational is one step down from debugging. Try one of these..
Emergency, Alert, Critical, Error, Warning, Notice, Informational, Debugging.
Each of those steps is more detailed.
I haven't tried this myself, I got those examples from sbbs.ini so they may or may not work with SBBSecho. :)
Re: Log Level SBBS
By: Digital Man to Rmh on Sun Jun 10 2018 02:56 pm
You can reduce the level even more, bring it down to "Notice" if you like. But it'd probably better to identify what specifically you think is too verbose (e.g. which server/service/module) and see if you can fine-tune the log-level of just that element which is bothering you. More information about what log lines you find too verbose would be helpful,
With too verbose I mean the more sensitive details about users/login details..
Probably I would mean, being more specific,, any verbosity related to the Login Module.
With too verbose I mean the more sensitive details about users/login
details..
Well make sure you have SCFG->System->Toggle Options->Display/Log Passwords Locally to "No" then.
Probably I would mean, being more specific,, any verbosity related to
the Login Module.
So.. just for the terminal server?
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