> Would you please provide a description of the different levels of log
> information given by the range of loglevel entries.
>
-v<level> Verbose mode, more diagnotic information is printed to the
console, and if -l is active, then those informations are written to
the logfile too. Valid values are listed below.
1.Only display errors
2.Same as 1 plus all warnings
3.Same as 2 (not used)
4.Same as 3 plus all time changes.
5.Same as 4 plus all big time changes. (Changes bigger than -d
value)
6.Same as 5 (not used)
7.Same as 6 plus display all
times received from the network
8.Same as 7 (not used)
9.Maximum verbose mode. For debugging purposes
> I am using sntpcln4 on a NW 4.1 server. The time has now been adjusted
> enough that I am under threshold. With loglevel set to 5, I no longer
> receive postings in the Statistics screen telling me when the latest
> update was. Just an untimed message giving the most recent error.
> Unless I remember what the previous error was, I have no confirmation
> that time was accurately received from time server.
>
When you don't see a correction on the statistic screen, then there
have been no correction until now. When a correction is made, then it
appears in the log-part of the statistic screen.
The current diff (in Black/white) displays the timedifference in the
last NTP poll. (And in the upper/right corner you see the offsets
from the different NTP servers) Those values are updated at each
poll.
> Also, I have set logscreen = 0, but I still have a logscreen screen on
> my server console. I would like to have only the statistics screen.
> What is the correct entry?
>
You must set LOGLEVEL to 0 as well.
Andre.
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