I don't know the answer to that but what I would do - I would turn all trace on and look which file reports the information I'm intereted in. Then look what debug class is defined for this file and what debug level turns the message on.
Sorry, I don't understand: what do you mean by "turn all trace on and look which file..."? You mean there is a way to make samba create a different log file for each debug class? How?
Debug classes are assigned to particular source files and those are the files I was refering to. In the debug traces the file name and the line in the code generating the message are always shown. Therefore, if you know what message you want to receive in your logs you need to look at the source code of the file to which this message refer and see what debug class was assign to it and what debug level was used to print the message. This will be the class and the level you would want to have in your smb.conf as a "log level" parameter.
I applogize for the confusion - English is not my native language. Hope it helps, Igor
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