[mod_python] loglevel

Julien,
    This is stored in the httpd.conf file for apache. Look for 
"LogLevel" and change it so it includes the 'error' level. You may also 
want to look at any specialized logging parameters for the Directory you 
are serving content from. For this look for the "LogFormat". Someone may 
have redirected error messages to another log file.



julien.coron at free.fr wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to send some messages to the log file, but none under "error" are traced:
>
> apache.log_error("This is an ERROR", apache.APLOG_ERR)
> apache.log_error("This is an INFO", apache.APLOG_INFO)
> apache.log_error("This is a DEBUG", apache.APLOG_DEBUG)
>
> ...even if I set the loglevel of apache to "debug".
>
>
> Is there a way to set the loglevel of mod_python to "debug" and the apache one
> to "error" ?
>
>
> Julien CORON
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