Andrea Spadaccini wrote:
Do all Asterisk logfiles (verbose, error, warning, notice etc..) follow
the same convention?
Right now, I think that the format is
TIME DATE LEVEL[PID] FILENAME: ERROR_TEXT
Yes. However, there is an option to disable timestamps in the logs, but I can't
imagine any reason people would want to do that.
but sometimes this line has a dot as the first character, and sometimes
there's just
-- sometext
I have no idea why a log message would begin with a dot. Can you provide an
example? Also, lines beginning with " -- sometext" look like the types of
"verbose" messages shown on the console. However, when verbose messages go to
the log files, they should follow the same format as other messages, with a type
of VERBOSE. So, if you have examples of those, we can look at those, too.
Can I safely assume the format I described above as the Asterisk log
file format?
Yes.
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