However, I do get my Verbose(1,this is my message) correctly output to the console, but notihng goes into /var/log/asterisk/messages or full (other data, like debug, notice, etc… do appear though)
I fail to understand why ! some help would be welcomed !
Host is a debian 8.0, freshly installed, with asterisk 13.6.0 from the download page, compiled, with only additional app_mylql (havent had time yet to migrate to odbc).
I’ve actually installed 4 hosts recently, same issue on all of them
/////// Ok… found why, and it is a bit strange…
I’ve edited the default /etc/asterisk/asterisk.conf to uncomment the ;verbose=3 and now it does work with the level stated in the file (older version it would use the current level set through the console)
Check if you can change verbosity level and enable debug from the cli, then see if these changes are passed on the log files (you will get bigger log files and debug messages also with verbose).
ok - I have verbose=1 in the config file, and I issued a core set verbose 3 on the cli (note that I connect via asterisk -rv usually)
The verbose greater than 1 do appear on the cli, but not in the log file, just the verbose(1,…) statements
connecting via asterisk -rvvv does not activate level 3 on the console nor in the file