Show Log(NOTICE) Messages On The Console

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Hi,

I have asterisk running as daemon. I connect to my running asterisk servers with:

sudo asterisk -r

In one asterisk instance (11.2.1) I see Log(NOTICE) messages, which is what I want.

In another instance (11.7.0~dfsg-1ubuntu1) I do not see the Log(NOTICE)
messages. To see them I must make the cli very verbose (sudo asterisk
-rvvvv or more), which is **not** what I want (I really only want to see NOTICEs comming from asterisk or from my dialplan)

I have also played with the -d flag (like sudo asterisk -rddvv), but still no luck: either I see too much, or I do not see NOTICEs.

How can I consistently enable the display of Log messages above NOTICE
(including) with *any* version of asterisk? I *only* want to see Log messages (for example, I do not want to see the steps executed from the dialplan, which make the console overwhelmed with messages and impossible to follow)

Thanks and regards, Daniel Gonzalez

2 thoughts on - Show Log(NOTICE) Messages On The Console

  • logger.conf… You should start by comparing that file between the two servers. Not sure if it’s still called logger.conf in asterisk 11 though.