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Yet, when I try "ns_log 1 foo" I don't see anything in the server log file. I don't get an error either. | Yet, when I try "ns_log 1 foo" I don't see anything in the server log file. I don't get an error either. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:36, 20 November 2008
I get the following error message that indicates some additional functionality in ns_log.
unknown severity: "dev": should be notice, warning, error, fatal, bug, debug or integer value
I tried using "dev" because in the annotated configuration file http://www.aolserver.com/docs/admin/config-reference.tcl.txt there is a mention that it is an option.
ns_section "ns/parameters" # ... # Server logging ns_param dev true ;# Display logging with "Dev" severity
Yet, when I try "ns_log 1 foo" I don't see anything in the server log file. I don't get an error either.
Ok: 0 is notice, 1 is warning, 2 is error, 3 is fatal, 4 is bug, 5 is debug. Any other integer value does not get written to the log or entered into the log queue if you happen to be using ns_logctl to control writing of log messages.
