RPI 4, Trunk-Recorder lots of screen logging

[TippyTurtle]

I have 3 SDR's running trunk-recorder recording SmartNet on rebanded 800...all works great. Uploads to OpemMHZ great and everything. It's just that I get insane amounts of logging reading the identical thing (below). How can I reduce this useless (to me) logging?

What I am tracking:
EPSCA Simulcast Site Details (Seattle-King County Public Safety (KCERS))

I have about 70 TalkGroups I am capturing...and none of them are "TalkGroup 6400"

I have TONS of:
2020-01-11 13:08:46.064901] (info) Patching Command: 340 Freq: 0.000000 Talkgroup: 6400

[2020-01-11 13:08:46.532116] (info) Patching Command: 340 Freq: 0.000000 Talkgroup: 6400

[2020-01-11 13:08:47.088493] (info) Patching Command: 340 Freq: 0.000000 Talkgroup: 6400

[2020-01-11 13:08:47.343248] (info) Patching Command: 340 Freq: 0.000000 Talkgroup: 6400

[2020-01-11 13:08:47.484894] (info) Patching Command: 340 Freq: 0.000000 Talkgroup: 6400

[2020-01-11 13:08:47.858382] (info) Patching Command: 340 Freq: 0.000000 Talkgroup: 6400

As a side note I was able to shut down the large amounts of GnuRadio logging by editing /etc/gnuradio/conf.d/gnuradio-runtime.conf to read (among other things): log_level = error

Thanks in advance,
Todd

 

[MtnBiker2005]

https://openmhz.com/system/kcers2

OpenMHz

openmhz.com

 

[TippyTurtle]

https://openmhz.com/system/kcers2

OpenMHz

openmhz.com

Correct. Those the the URL's my system is publishing to....when my system doesn't get in a zombie state.

But on my local system, logging is clogged with tons of entries that are hiding real issues I want to watch for.

Does anyone know how to reduce the logging on Trunk-Recorder....or diagnosed the "info" messages to eliminate them?

Thanks again,
Todd

 

[jkraemer]

Running trunk recorder using the following command line will filter ALL "Command 340" listings.

taskset 0xFF ./recorder --config=./config.json 3>&1 1>&2 2>&3 | egrep -v "Patching Command: 340|^$" 3>&1 1>&2 2>&3

*Note: the taskset at the beginning instructs the command to use all processor cores.