[ipxe-devel] Choosing Output Channels dynamicly? [ was Re: making ipxe silent]
Oliver Rath
rath at mglug.de
Fri Jan 10 12:37:55 UTC 2014
Hi Robin,
Hi List,
enabling syslog seems working well. Particularly for debugging and
logging purposes it is useful.
It is possible, to select, which output channel is taken? I assume not
yet, but this seems also useful (like stderr & stdout in linux).
If not, I could imagine three ways to do it:
1. Setting a default channel while compiling, but allow sending to a
different channel via (i.e.)
echo ${mac:hexhyp} >CONSOLE
echo ${mac:hexhyp} >SYSLOGS
2. Changing the default channel via i.e. an "channel" command
echo ${mac:hexhyp}
set channel SYSLOGS
echo ${mac:hexhyp}
set channel CONSOLE
# it could make sense setting multiple channels:
set channel CONSOLE,SYSLOG
3. Setting a boolean Variable for which sending channels are enabled:
set CONSOLE_OUTPUT on
set SYSLOGS_OUTPUT off
Regards
Oliver
Am 10.01.2014 08:31, schrieb Robin Smidsrød:
> Enabling syslog console doesn't disable the BIOS console. You need to
> explicitly disable the BIOS console. Just be aware that disabling the
> BIOS console will also disable your ability to react to anything, like
> selecting stuff in menus.
>
> Not sure exactly how the syslogs support works. I think the only
> difference is encryption support.
>
> -- Robin
>
> On 08.01.2014 15:37, Oliver Rath wrote:
>> Hi Robin,
>>
>> this sounds like an excellend idea, too! Will try that asap.
>>
>> I.e. if i enable syslog, is normal output automatically disabled? Do I
>> see right, if Im using SYSLOGS, the port 443 is used?
>>
>> Regards
>> Oliver
>>
>> On 08.01.2014 09:27, Robin Smidsrød wrote:
>>> On 05.01.2014 16:38, Oliver Rath wrote:
>>>> is it possible to disable all the messages from ipxe in an easy way or
>>>> do I have to change all lines with output directly in the code?
>>>>
>>>> I have something in mind like the "-q" or "--quiet" option in most
>>>> linux-tools.
>>> The only way to make iPXE silent is to redirect the console output. See
>>> http://ipxe.org/console for details.
>>>
>>> -- Robin
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