On Tuesday 01 November 2022 at 14:54:54, Brian West wrote:
Remove SWITCH_LOG_ and use these log levels.
Sorry, but I don't follow. 1. Remove SWITCH_LOG_ from where? That string appears nowhere under /etc/freeswitch on my systems. 2. How do I specify the log level when using XML? Here is a dialplan command which works and inserts a log entry with the default level [INFO]: <action application="log" data="DIALING Extension"/> How should I change this so that the logged level is [ALERT]?
switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG - Debug switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_INFO - Info switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_NOTICE - Notice switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_WARNING - Warning switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_ERROR - Error switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_CRIT - Critical switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_ALERT - Alert switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_CONSOLE - Console switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG10 = 110, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG9 = 109, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG8 = 108, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG7 = 107, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG6 = 106, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG5 = 105, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG4 = 104, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG3 = 103, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG2 = 102, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG1 = 101, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DEBUG = 7, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_INFO = 6, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_NOTICE = 5, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_WARNING = 4, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_ERROR = 3, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_CRIT = 2, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_ALERT = 1, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_CONSOLE = 0, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_DISABLE = -1, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_INVALID = 64, switch_types.h: SWITCH_LOG_UNINIT = 1000
Thanks, Antony.
On Tue, Nov 1, 2022 at 8:49 AM Antony Stone wrote:
Hi.
https://freeswitch.org/confluence/display/FREESWITCH/mod_dptools:+log tells me that I can specify the LogLevel of messages:
log [loglevel] <log message>
It also tells me that I can use the function inline in an XML dialplan:
<action application="log" data="DIALING Extension"/>
How do I specify the LogLevel when using XML?
Thanks,
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