If those syslog levels are data in the linux message, then you can filter on them like filtering on any other character string. If the syslog levels are not in the data, no, you cannot filter.
If necessary, you could set up a separate svm, each running PROP, each being the recipient of a different syslog level from your linux guests. /Tom Kern Fred Schmidt wrote: > *Issued: *Error! Unknown document property name. iii > > Hi Listers, > > Is there a way of filtering Linux messages using PROP such that only > those with given Linux syslog levels are displayed on the z/VM console? > > The “Getting Started with Linux on System z” manual shows how to filter > by keywords appearing in the messages, which is what we currently do. > However, this is a crude way of filtering these messages and results in > many false alarms on our z/VM consoles. If Linux has already classified > its message into syslog levels, can we use that to filter them? > > The syslog levels I am referring to are... > > 0 Emergency: system is unusable > 1 Alert: action must be taken immediately > 2 Critical: critical conditions > 3 Error: error conditions > 4 Warning: warning conditions > 5 Notice: normal but significant condition > 6 Informational: informational messages > 7 Debug: debug-level messages > > Regards, > Fred Schmidt > Data Centre Services > NT Government, Australia > >
