Disable logging?

[B45i]

I dont want to have logging in my server, is ther any way to do that?

[shinkuan]

I believe you can achieve this by editing the variables at

phew/phew/logging.py

Line 8 in 996ead0

_log_truncate_at = 11 * 1024

[GeoffMurray]

I think maybe you can also just make this call in your main execution code:

logging.set_truncate_thresholds(truncate_at, truncate_to)

Maybe set to 0,0 ?

[lixas]

what Ive done, its quite simple:

Declare variable at top of logging.py file

log_file = "log.txt"
_WRITE_FILE = False    # new variable to control logging to file

and change log function to following:

def log(level, text):
    global _WRITE_FILE    # access variable from global scope
    datetime = datetime_string()
    log_entry = "{0} [{1:8} /{2:>4}kB] {3}".format(datetime, level, round(gc.mem_free() / 1024), text)
    print(log_entry)
    if _WRITE_FILE:    # this flag control, is it neededto write into file
        with open(log_file, "a") as logfile:
            logfile.write(log_entry + '\n')

    if _log_truncate_at and file_size(log_file) > _log_truncate_at:
        truncate(log_file, _log_truncate_to)

NOTE: take care of spaces to match your file, as i've changed from 2 spaces to 4

[Nikorasu]

I had to disable logging on one of my projects, cause for some reason log entries were ending up in a separate file I was working with called messages.txt.. The log entries were randomly appearing in that file, overriding what was in there.. And I haven't been able to figure out what intentionally replicates it yet, to make a proper report.

But I think I managed to disable logging entirely, by simply doing this:

from phew.logging import disable_logging_types, LOG_ALL
disable_logging_types(LOG_ALL)

(Using the latest version from the repo.)