Name
debug_flags — configure debug verbosity
Description
Debug_Flags {
level = ( mask )
}
Debug_Flags tells Momentum which events to write to the log_error handler of the logging subsystem. When using the default logging module ec_logger, these messages will appear in the paniclog. The mask is a decimal number representing the bit mask that is used to activate logging statements. A human-readable variation of Debug_Flags is used. The sample below shows the default setting, which turns on useful severe error messages, but leaves the more informational messages turned off, so that they don't clutter your log files.
Debug_Flags {
DEBUG = ()
INFO = ()
NOTICE = ()
WARNING = ()
ERROR = (TIME FD SMTP LOG1 DNS DNSDS NET SIG MEM DB LIC SSL MOD START ALL)
CRITICAL = (TIME FD SMTP LOG1 DNS DNSDS NET SIG MEM DB LIC SSL MOD START ALL)
}
Note
Use ‘ALL’ instead of listing each service debug flag.
The example below enables more (at WARNING level) MTA-STS and SSL related logging, along with default
ERROR and CRITICAL loggings:
Debug_Flags {
WARNING = (MTA_STS SSL)
ERROR = (ALL)
CRITICAL = (ALL)
}
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | Debug |
| 1 | Info |
| 2 | Notice |
| 3 | Warning |
| 4 | Error |
| 5 | Critical |
| Subsystem | Symbolic Name |
|---|---|
| Generic | ERROR |
| Time | TIME |
| File Descriptors | FD |
| SMTP | SMTP |
| LOG1 | LOG1 |
| DANE | DANE |
| DNS | DNS |
| DNS data structures | DNSDS |
| MTA-STS | MTA_STS |
| Network | NET |
| Signals | SIG |
| Memory Management | MEM |
| Database | DB |
| License | LIC |
| SSL | SSL |
| Modules | MOD |
| Start | START |
Scope
debug_flags is valid in the global scope.