What should I do to apply the new log level value?

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Ogogon !!!
Wed, Oct 23, 2024 6:41 PM

Colleagues, please tell me how to apply the changed log level value?

I read the API documentation, in particular the "Group PJ_LOG" chapter.
I wrote a test code in full compliance with its content. It is launched
by the command interpreter, after PJSUA initialization.

int v, n;
*n = atoi (arg);
v = pj_log_get_level ();
printf ("\nbefore %d, new %d\n", v, n);

pj_log_set_level (n);

v = pj_log_get_level ();
printf ("\nafter %d\nj", v);

*Apparently, the functions work fine, the new value of level is returned
on the second request.
*
However, this has no effect on the actual verbosity of the application.
It remains the original.
*
I suppose that something else needs to be done for the new value to be
applied. Unfortunately, this is not in the documentation.
What am I forgetting to do?

Thank you in advance for answers to the essence of my topic,
Ogogon.

Colleagues, please tell me how to apply the changed log level value? I read the API documentation, in particular the "Group PJ_LOG" chapter. I wrote a test code in full compliance with its content. It is launched by the command interpreter, after PJSUA initialization. *int v, n;* *n = atoi (arg); v = pj_log_get_level (); printf ("\nbefore %d, new %d\n", v, n); pj_log_set_level (n); v = pj_log_get_level (); printf ("\nafter %d\nj", v); *Apparently, the functions work fine, the new value of level is returned on the second request. * However, this has no effect on the actual verbosity of the application. It remains the original. * I suppose that something else needs to be done for the new value to be applied. Unfortunately, this is not in the documentation. *What am I forgetting to do?* -- Thank you in advance for answers to the essence of my topic, Ogogon.