telesctrl8
Configure teles-module-logging
Usage
telesctrl [-d
DriverId]
1
<LogFlags>
Overview
telesctrl is used to setup the logging-level of the Teles-ISDN devicedriver. All logging-output is sent to the device /dev/isdnctrl. So you can show it by executing "cat /dev/isdnctrl".
The use of telesctrl makes sense, if you are using an Teles-card only.
Options
-
-d DriverId -
is used to identify the driver when using more than one Teles-card. While loading the module with insmod, the driverId is set by appending id=MyId to the normal insmod-commandline. For this feature insmod from the package modules-1.2.8 or newer should be used as it supports string-initializations.
The LogFlags are given as a bit-coded integer with the following values:
- 1 Link-level <--> Hardware-level communication.
-
If this bit is set all communication between the isdn-module and the teles-module is logged.
- 2 Top statemachine
-
If this bit is set, all state-changes of the top statemachine are logged.
- 4 D-channel Q.931
-
If this bit is set, all Q.931-messages (call-control) are logged.
- 8 D-channel Q.921
-
If this bit is set, all Q.921-messages are logged.
- 16 B-channel X.75
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If this bit is set, all B-channel X.75 events are logged.
Releases
Unchanged in 3 releases since Debian 1.2 (Rex).