I specified log_level 3 in tag rm, verify with ccs_test, but does not look like it works as expected.
here are commands I run and the results:
[root@node02 log]# ccs_test connect Connect successful. Connection descriptor = 29700 [root@node02 log]# ccs_test get 29700 //rm/@log_level Get successful. Value = <3> [root@node02 log]# clulog -s 5 -p progName "severity 5 should not be shown" [root@node02 log]# tail -1 /var/log/messages Jul 24 14:52:08 node02 clulog[22819]: <notice> severity 5 should not be shown [root@node02 log]# clulog -s 5 -l 5 -p progName "severity 5 should show" [root@node02 log]# tail -1 /var/log/messages Jul 24 14:54:04 node02 clulog[23000]: <notice> severity 5 should show [root@node02 log]# clulog -s 5 -l 4 -p progName "severity 5 should not show, filter is 4" [root@node02 log]# tail -1 /var/log/messages Jul 24 14:54:04 node02 clulog[23000]: <notice> severity 5 should show
My question is why severity 5 is shown in log file even if I did not specify filter in my command, clulog should uses the service manager's assigned log level that is 3.
The cluster has 2 nodes, and all nodes are rebooted and restarted before run the commands.
Any explanation ?
Thanks,
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