libdlog: enable dynamic filters by default

Change-Id: I8f9a6ec4ab2d99c3bf4c4e36c6790db744747889
Signed-off-by: Michal Bloch <m.bloch@samsung.com>

diff --git a/configs/dlog.conf b/configs/dlog.conf
index 43f8330..eb0e46f 100644 (file)
--- a/configs/dlog.conf
+++ b/configs/dlog.conf
@@ -20,13 +20,13 @@ enable_apps=1
 debugmode=1
 
 # Limiter - whether it's enabled and the rules (check the documentation for how to create rules).
-limiter=0
+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=0
 
 # 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/
+dynamic_config_path=/run/dlog/filters.d/
 
 ##### Settings used by the logging daemon
 # See also 20-pipe.conf for more info

diff --git a/documentation/dlog_ctl.txt b/documentation/dlog_ctl.txt
index c924a85..8fe32da 100644 (file)
--- a/documentation/dlog_ctl.txt
+++ b/documentation/dlog_ctl.txt
@@ -3,20 +3,21 @@ dlogctl is a tool which allows developers to control libdlog at runtime.
 To use it, runtime control has to be enabled (before the program first calls
 the library, as else static configuration is used). You must have a directory
 to which all users of the library have read access; put path to this directory
-to the `dynamic_config_path` config entry. For example, if that directory is
-the default (i.e. `/run/dlog/filters.d`):
+to the `dynamic_config_path` config entry. By default, this is already defined
+to `/run/dlog/filters.d`, but you could change it:
 
- $ echo "dynamic_config_path=/run/dlog/filters.d" >> /opt/etc/dlog.conf
+ $ echo "dynamic_config_path=/my/custom/path.d" >> /opt/etc/dlog.conf
 
 If you're doing this through creating a new file in the config directory,
 remember that it also needs to be readable by everyone (common mistake):
 
- $ echo "dynamic_config_path=/run/dlog/filters.d" > /opt/etc/dlog.conf.d/30-dynamic.conf
+ $ echo "dynamic_config_path=/my/custom/path.d" > /opt/etc/dlog.conf.d/30-dynamic.conf
  $ chsmack -a _ /opt/etc/dlog.conf.d/30-dynamic.conf
 
 Now dynamic control can be exerted. There are two features configurable at
 runtime, the first is an extension of the filtering limiter. Of course to
-use it, the basic (static) version of the feature has to be enabled as well:
+use it, the basic (static) version of the feature has to be enabled as well.
+This should already be the case by default, but if not, here's how to:
 
  $ echo "limiter=1" >> /opt/etc/dlog.conf