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The Logger for "httpclient.wire.header" is set to DEBUG level, which produces large amounts of output in the console.log file. I would prefer NOT to see this much output, but there is no easy way to reduce the logging level.
The relevant class is Preferences.java. I had to get its source, modify the log-level, recompile, then merge into "core.jar". Fortunately, I am a Java developer, so I knew how to do this.
There should be an easier way, even if it's loading a Java properties-file from ~/Library/Application Support/Cyberduck.
Or maybe there is an easier way involving a properties file or a user-defaults setting, but I couldn't find it in the Help or FAQ. If so, please point me to that.
Yes, I'm the guy who wrote the MacBinary Toolkit that CyberDuck uses.
-- GG
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As of 406d5e9 the additivity of the HTTP wire logger is set to false which disables output to the default console appender regardeless of the logging level. The logging level for everything else can be set using the logging defaults property which is sent to the console.log; e.g.
defaults write ch.sudo.cyberduck logging INFO
HTTP headers are still logged to the ch.cyberduck.core.Session logger at INFO level.
The default level of the root logger is set to ERROR.
The Logger for "httpclient.wire.header" is set to DEBUG level, which produces large amounts of output in the console.log file. I would prefer NOT to see this much output, but there is no easy way to reduce the logging level.
The relevant class is Preferences.java. I had to get its source, modify the log-level, recompile, then merge into "core.jar". Fortunately, I am a Java developer, so I knew how to do this.
There should be an easier way, even if it's loading a Java properties-file from ~/Library/Application Support/Cyberduck.
Or maybe there is an easier way involving a properties file or a user-defaults setting, but I couldn't find it in the Help or FAQ. If so, please point me to that.
Yes, I'm the guy who wrote the MacBinary Toolkit that CyberDuck uses.
-- GG
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: