I am dealing with tens of phsb feeds.
And the dblog is filled up with feeds' messages.
I think it's good to have an option to only display the warning messages.

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alex_b’s picture

The severity filters of the log ui should be fine, we should use the debug or info flag for watchdog messages better. Would that work?

meatbag’s picture

When you deal with a large number of feeds, the default 1000 log entries will be easily filled up in no time.
So i think it's good to have an option to suppress some of them.

Dane Powell’s picture

+1 for suppressing non-critical messages completely, especially considering that the number of messages grows proportionately with how frequently feeds are updated and how many feeds are enabled

alex_b’s picture

Title: option to suppress watchdog message » Better

#2: good point. I wonder whether we should switch to our own, separate logging stack. This would also allow us to create a better UI to filter on messages and to see some of the messages as aggregate (e. g. a graphs of how many feeds an hour have been processed, how much memory has been used etc.).

Related: #606612: More detailed log.

alex_b’s picture

Title: Better » Option to suppress watchdog message

Sorry, that change in title was not intended.

budda’s picture

If the logs do switch, it might be good to list the log entries related to the feed actually on the feed node?

alex_b’s picture

budda’s picture

Do any other modules out there store log data away from Watchdog that we could draw ideas from?

Hanno’s picture

we can also take advantage of the future improvements of dblog, like #582622: provide hook for dblog_filters

alex_b’s picture

Sorry, #7 was the wrong link: #606612-3: More detailed log

kenorb’s picture

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