Turn off console logging in NSO

[samuel.coome@secunetics.com]

Is there a way to turn off the console logging that NSO has for commits?

My example is if someone (not me) is using NSO and performs a sync-from on a group of devices, on my terminal I see every single commit of the sync-from for each device. This can make it hard to see the output of the command that I am running (an action with meaningful output for example), as it will get lost in the sync-form commit messages.

[Michael Maddern · Accepted solution]

There are some options in ncs.conf you can try out. They are documented in the ncs.conf man pages. After you update ncs.conf you need to restart NSO.

/ncs-config/cli/commit-message (boolean) [true]

CLI prints out a message when a commit is executed

/ncs-config/cli/suppress-commit-message-context (string)

This parameter may be given multiple times.

A list of contexts for which no commit message shall be displayed. A good value is [ system ] which will make all system generated commits to go unnoticed in the CLI. A context is either the name of an agent i.e cli, webui, netconf, snmp or any free form text string if the transaction is initated from Maapi

[samuel.coome@secunetics.com]

I think this did the trick. Thanks.

[vleijon]

Yes, in ncs.conf there is a setting /ncs-config/cli/commit-message that controls this.