On Thu, 22 Sep 2022 13:28:57 +0000, c.bu...@posteo.jp declaimed the
following:
>I would like to get the current `LOG_MASK`, which is kind of a logging
>level. According to the docu it seems that `syslog` doesn't have a
>mechanism for that.
>
There is a function .LOG_MASK() but it seems to just return 2^arg
>>> import syslog
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(1)
2
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(2)
4
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(3)
8
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(4)
16
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(0)
1
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(256)
1
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(16)
65536
>>> syslog.__doc__
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(17)
131072
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(32)
1
>>> syslog.LOG_MASK(24)
16777216
>>>
That is in the Windows Linux (Debian) subsystem.
>Does someone has an idea?
>
>The docu also tells me that `syslog` does let pass all messages by
>default.
>My point is I do manipulate via `syslog.setlogmask()` the current log
>leve. At the end I would like to set it back to its previous value.
>
>Kind
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