Greg Sabino Mullane <greg@...> writes:
>
> > ./bucardo start
> > Checking for existing processes
> > Invalid log_level! (INFO)
>
> Well, that is interesting. We don't use INFO at all - that's a Postgres
thing.
> It must be getting set from somewhere: the main culprits are the
bucardo_config
> table and the .bucardorc file. When you startup Bucardo, the log file
will have
> a section starting with "MCP Bucardo config:". Go down a few lines and
look
> for log_level and see what it is set at there. Also check the bucardorc
files:
> Bucardo will first look for a .bucardorc file in the current direectory,
then
> for $ENV{HOME}/.bucardorc, then /etc/bucardorc. See if there is an errant
> log_level = INFO inside any of those.
>
Thanks Greg That SOLVED the issue.
/etc/bucardorc had the log_level set to INFO. I changed it to NORMAL and
bucardo was able to start.
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