# Lines starting with # are comments and are ignored.
# Empty lines are also ignored.
# Every other line is a config value and has to be in key=value format
# Maximum key length is currently 31 bytes and maximum value length is 255

##### Settings used by the logging library

# Whether logging happens to the `main`, `radio`, and `system` (NOT `apps`!) buffers.
# Deprecated, prefer `enable_*` (see below).
#plog=1

# Whether logging happens to the relevant buffer. Overrides `plog`.
# Note that the buffer is still there, just libdlog doesn't send logs.
enable_main=1
enable_radio=1
enable_system=1
enable_apps=1

# Disables stdout redirection for given buffer. No effect on "regular" logs.
stdout_enable_main=1
stdout_enable_radio=1
stdout_enable_system=1
stdout_enable_apps=1

# enable_kmsg = 1 # DOESN'T WORK! KMSG is not a libdlog-populated buffer. See below for `handle_kmsg` instead.
enable_critical=1

# these two are not full buffers, they are just log sinks that redirect to the 'apps' buffer.
enable_dotnet_api=1
enable_native_api=1

# Debugmode - whether write platform debug log or not
# If disabled, logs at priority levels DEBUG and below - this means also VERBOSE - are completely dropped
debugmode=1

# Limiter - whether it's enabled and the rules (check the documentation for how to create rules).
limiter=1
limiter|*|*=allow
# A flag indicating if apps/events buffer entries are always checked against static/dynamic limiter rules
limiter_apply_to_all_buffers=1

# dynamic config_path - specifies the path to a DIRECTORY to enable dynamic runtime config changes (use dlogctl for control)
dynamic_config_path=/run/dlog/filters.d/

# Whether secure printing is enabled.
# If this setting is set to 0, secure logs
# are dropped and don't go into the buffer.
enable_secure_logs=1

##### Settings used by the logging daemon
# See also 20-pipe.conf for more info

# Unused sockets.
kmsg=:
syslog=:

# Sockets that all programs connect to to receive a logging pipe.
kmsg_conn_sock=/run/dlog/kmsg.conn
syslog_conn_sock=/run/dlog/syslog.conn

# Sockets that administrative programs connect to to manipulate the daemon.
kmsg_ctl_sock=/run/dlog/kmsg.ctl
syslog_ctl_sock=/run/dlog/syslog.ctl

# Permissions for the relevant sockets.
kmsg_conn_sock_rights=0222
syslog_conn_sock_rights=0222

kmsg_ctl_sock_rights=0220
syslog_ctl_sock_rights=0220

# Size (in bytes) of internal cyclic buffers.
kmsg_size=1048576
syslog_size=1048576

# link to /dev/log even if systemd did not pass the socket to logger (default 0)
#syslog_force=1

# Whether the buffer is handled. This means the buffer is not read by the daemon.
# This only affects some "external" buffers not populated by libdlog, currently only kmsg.
handle_kmsg=1

# epoll delay, meaning how often the daemon wakes up to do bookkeeping
# and flush passive logging files when no new logs are incoming.
# Higher values mean lower CPU usage, but can also mean some log delay
# for continuous dlogutil instances.
epoll_time_ms=1000

# Syslog handling currently disabled in the daemon - not needed in Tizen.
#dlog_logger_conf_syslog=dlogutil -b syslog -r 256 -n 1 -f /var/log/dlog/syslog -v recv_realtime

##### Settings used by dlogutil

# Sorting time window (in milliseconds). Proportional to sorting quality, but also delay.
# Defaults to 1000
util_sorting_time_window=1000

# Sorting buffer size (in entries). Larger values heavily increase performance demands but also
# lower the chance a log gets printed out of requested order. The whole sorting container gets
# allocated at once on start so avoid large values. This value gets overridden by `-u`, can be
# increased by `-t` if it is larger, and is completely ignored when the requested sorting order
# agrees with what the source provides.
#util_sorting_buffer_size=131072

# Default output format. This applies both to explicit dlogutil calls and
# persistent logging (i.e. writing to a file defined in daemon config).
# By default this is brief, but this will work even if the option is not provided explicitly.
#util_default_format=brief

# Deduplication blocks logs within the certain period of time (interval_millisec) starting from last_millisec.

# Block logs when neighbouring logs have the same content. It is quite simple deduplication,
# some logs could be repeated, on the other hand it is really fast.
# ABBBABBBAAACC (during one interval) -> ABABAC
# deduplicate_method=only_identical_neighbours

# Block all repeated logs within the time window. It is more precise in deduplication, but it
# takes more time and allocates more memory.
# ABBBABBBAAACC (during one interval) -> ABC
# deduplicate_method=all_identical_logs

# Any other value results in no deduplication. This is the default
deduplicate_method=

# One can also specify how long the time window is - "deduplicate_interval_ms" should be used.
deduplicate_interval_ms=1

# Failed log stashing. Allows the log sending application to take an action when they fail to send a log.
# For example, on pipe backend, this can happen when the daemon dies or can't handle the logs being received.
# Can be "critical" to store failed logs in the critical log file, or "" to disable the feature (default).
stash_failed_log_method=