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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