On Jan 14, 2009, at 5:24 PM, david_sloboda wrote: > How do I find the range of values that can be passed in the > --logseverity > option > to a zenoss daemon? > > Alternatively, how do I find the range of values recommended by > Zenoss? :-) > > I understand that I can change the threshold. What I am asking is > "Where do I find the list of threshold values that should be used?" > > I can tell that if I edit /opt/zenoss/etc/zenactions.conf > from > --logseverity=1 > to > --logseverity=10 > I get more information. Is 10 the max? How would I find this? > > While the option is mentioned at these 2 URLs, I don't see where to > find the range of values the option accepts, or the recommended > values: > () http://www.zenoss.com/community/docs/zenoss-guide/2.2.4/ > ch24s06.html > and > () > http://www.zenoss.com/community/docs/howtos/zenoss-daemon-command-line-arguments/
We use the standard Python "logging" module for this. The levels are a bit counter-intuitive in that a lower numbers gives your more verbose logging. 50 = FATAL/CRITICAL 40 = ERROR 30 = WARNING 20 = INFO 10 = DEBUG So setting logseverity to 10 in zenactions.conf (or any .conf file) will give you all possible logging. The default is 20 or INFO. _______________________________________________ zenoss-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.zenoss.org/mailman/listinfo/zenoss-users
