On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 1:29 PM, Jonathan Matthews <[email protected]> wrote: > On 7 December 2014 at 20:54, Alexander Minza <[email protected]> > wrote: >> How does one adjust logging level or disable logging altogether for specific >> backends in HAProxy? >> >> In the example below, both directives "http-request set-log-level err" and >> "no log" seem to have no effect - the logs are swamped with lines of >> successful HTTP status 200 OK records. > [snip] >>> backend static >>> http-request set-log-level err >>> no log > > Are you /absolutely/ sure that these log lines aren't being emitted by > the frontend or listener through which your backend must have received > the request? Are you expecting that "no log" to percolate back to the > frontend? I don't /think/ it works that way ... (though I've not > tested). > > [ As an aside, the way I read what you've written above is "mark *all* > logs from the static backend as "err" level. Whereas your global > section's "log /dev/log local1 notice" line says "log everything that > is notice-or-more-sever to /dev/log". I know you're "no log" looks > like it should override this logging, but I just thought I'd mention > it as it looks a little odd. ] > > Regards, > Jonathan >
Hi Alexander, You don't disable logging in a backend, since the frontend is responsible to generate the log line. If you don't want to log static content, you can do something like this: acl static ###put your acl rule here#### http-request set-log-level silent if static Baptiste
