Closed Subnum12 closed 4 years ago
Shoud be posibile by setting length in log section to 0.
OK, but what log section?
What version are you using ?
ooo no, I see what happens, you don't have that possibility .... hmmm that is a new feature which is not released yet... I need to organize myself better. I will think about this, and I will find a solution this weekend I know what happens. On next release there will be a configuration to set the log length. Until then I will do another release based on the latest release and and this functionality. Sorry for this I did not thought about this problem. And I promise I will resolve it this weekend.
That's great, Thanks!
Is not quite so great when you have a bug like this :) but anyway, thank you for understanding.
I'm running node-red within a container, therefore I can only install with npm and I'm using last available version 2.0.1 But no hurry, 2 weeks for the fix will be fine for me as well ;-)
Hi @Subnum12, I just published a new version where you should find a configuration a "Logs" section there you should put Max length on 0 and should not do any logs anymore. but keep in mind the fact that is not gone a remove the existing once so maybe setting this on 0 save and deploy, stop node-red, clear that file and start the node-red. try it like this and there should be no issues anymore. Those settings are not functional, I've gust add them to offer you the possibility to set that value on 0 and disable the logs.
Let me know if is working.
That's working perfectly. Nothing stored anymore within the log section. Thanks for great assistance!
Sir
Are you saying the logging function is not actually working or do I misunderstand?
Where is the log file located?
Thanks for all you effort in this project! It is has been working very well for controlling the heat in my garage. As the slider is tough to use on an iPhone, I have implemented two UI button nodes to set a temporary temperature and to reset to my default low temperature.
Again thanks for all your work!
~Bob
Are you saying the logging function is not actually working or do I misunderstand? Where is the log file located?
There is no logfile by default. The node internally logs updates & changes (within the RAM). However, if you follow the instruction from @SergiuToporjinschi above even internal logging can be disabled.
I do understand how to disable based on prior message. My question was if logging is enabled where is the file saved on disk. Are you saying no file is created and the log is in RAM only?
I am curious to know what data is logged.
Thanks ~Bob
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There is no logfile by default. The node internally logs updates & changes (within the RAM). However, if you follow the instruction from @SergiuToporjinschi https://github.com/SergiuToporjinschi above even internal logging can be disabled.
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I like to have an option to disable logging. The node values are stored to disk and for a single node > 200 MB are required.
May this is a bug as well. Example Output:
should the log array exist more than 1 time?
test with npm 2.0.1