The magic behaviour of 'logging level all LEVEL'

[Harald Welte]

On Wed, Jul 25, 2018 at 11:16:46AM +0200, Pau Espin Pedrol wrote:
> So, after your comments and thinking about it, here's my proposal:
> 1- Take my current patchset
> 2- Modification: "logging level all <loglevel>" sets the loglevel foreach
> category, not the target loglevel (aka the default loglevel).

I think the "target loglevel" should/could be abandoned completely.

> 3- Modification: "logging level unset <loglevel>" is renamed to "logging
> level default <loglevel>"

IMHO it should be "logging level SUBSYSTEM unset" or "logging level
SUBSYSTEM default" which would then revert back to the compiled-in level
for that particular subsystem?

I understand you can un-set or fall-back to the compiled-in default
of a given sub-system.  But how can you un-set a given *level* ?!?

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