No, there's no throttling. If anything at a given log level / component is written, it all should be written. One thing to check is if they're all the same component, and which components have logging enabled. Daniel On 1/16/20 3:30 PM, clay@cs.georgetown.edu wrote:
Hi,
I am working on an academic research project using nfs-ganesha. I am trying to do some debugging and believe that logging messages are going missing.
For example, I am trying to trace when writes occur in FSAL/FSAL_VFS/file.c:vfs_write2.c. I put a four logging messages in using LogDebug, and only one that shows entry into the function gets logged - the others which surround the write and show function exiting do not appear in the log. I have put some code in that writes my own trace messages to a file so I can see that these other log messages should also be appearing as the flow of control passes through them, but they are not written.
Is there some throttling mechanism that I am running into? Or something else that I might need to be aware of?
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