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As in title. This makes alerting configuration based on log severity problematic because everything seems to be an error. Most logging aggregation tools and platforms treat stderr output as level=error.
For example, "New tick of statistics from 10.9.1.100: 2497 ads blocked / 26870 total DNS queries" is not an error but it logged to stderr.
Steps for Reproduction
Run the exporter, redirect stderr to a file, observe all logs being saved there.
Expected behavior:
Informational logs are printed to stdout, and only errors are printed to stderr.
Actual behavior:
All logs, including informational, are printed to stderr.
Platforms:
Ubuntu 20.04, x86 64-bit
Versions:
0.1.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
As in title. This makes alerting configuration based on log severity problematic because everything seems to be an error. Most logging aggregation tools and platforms treat stderr output as level=error.
For example, "New tick of statistics from 10.9.1.100: 2497 ads blocked / 26870 total DNS queries" is not an error but it logged to stderr.
Steps for Reproduction
Run the exporter, redirect stderr to a file, observe all logs being saved there.
Expected behavior:
Informational logs are printed to stdout, and only errors are printed to stderr.
Actual behavior:
All logs, including informational, are printed to stderr.
Platforms:
Ubuntu 20.04, x86 64-bit
Versions:
0.1.1
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: