Logging Configuration

[paperpunk]

Hello,

From the configuring logging section of the docs, I was assuming that if i set the requests = false, the request: part of the log statement will stop printing out but that did not happen. I still have the

client: 127.0.0.1, server: , request: "POST /blah/blah", host: "localhost:8080"

printing out on each line. Can you explain a bit more about what each of these two options controls?

Is there a way to configure the lapis logs, specifically the things mentions above, the context: and the beginning of the log line where the file name and the name of the function are printed?

2017/01/06 00:51:49 [notice] 4511#0: *11 [lua] utils.lua:5: log():  --this part

Thank you!

[leafo]

the part on the left hand side of the log can not be disabled as far as I know, it's built into the nginx lua module.

Can you show me that part of your config that you have to disable logging for requests.

I just tested it with (in moonscript)

  logging {
    requests: false
  }

and it worked as intended

[leafo]

Closing this for now, if you figure out a way to reproduce the issue then please open the issue with more information. Thanks

[paperpunk]

Thanks for checking into this, yes, I just tried it again and it still doesn't seem to work for me.

this is my config (in config.lua)

 logging = {
      requests = false
 }

and these are the logs:

01/23 22:41:58 [notice] 29043#0: *31 [lua] utils.lua:6: request_id=8a505aa85fa590264c8e70da7ad9dcd2	successfully disabled server_id=3 in upstream=default, client: 127.0.0.1, server: , request: "POST /server/disable?upstream_name=default&server_ip=10.10.10.10 HTTP/1.1", host: "localhost:8080"
2017/

[paperpunk]

I edited my response, thought it worked at first but the realized that it still didn't.