pelican server set logging level

pelican server set-logging-level

Temporarily change the server’s log level

Synopsis

Temporarily change the server’s log level for a specified duration. The log level will automatically revert to the configured level after the duration expires.

Valid log levels: debug, info, warn, error, fatal, panic Duration should be specified as a Go duration string (e.g., 5m, 1h30m, 300s)

Examples: pelican server set-logging-level debug 5m -s https://my-origin.com:8447 pelican server set-logging-level info 30m -s https://my-cache.com:8447 -t /path/to/token pelican server set-logging-level debug 2m -s https://my-origin.com:8447 —param Logging.Origin.Xrootd


pelican server set-logging-level <level> <duration> [flags]

Options


  -h, --help            help for set-logging-level
  -p, --param string    Target parameter for the log level (e.g., Logging.Level, Logging.Origin.Xrootd, Logging.Cache.Xrootd) (default "Logging.Level")
  -s, --server string   Web URL of the Pelican server (e.g. https://my-origin.com:8447)
  -t, --token string    Path to the admin token file

Options inherited from parent commands


      --config string       config file (default is $HOME/.config/pelican/pelican.yaml)
  -d, --debug               Enable debug log messages
  -f, --federation string   Pelican federation to utilize
      --json                output results in JSON format
  -L, --log string          Specified log output file
      --version             Print the version and exit