You could try import logging logging. GetLogger('boto'). SetLevel(logging.
CRITICAL) which will suppress all (other than CRITICAL) errors Boto uses logging configuration files (e. G etc/boto. Cfg ~/.
Boto ) so see if you can configure it to your needs that way The set_file_logger call simply adds a user-defined file to the logging setup, so you can't use that to turn logging off.
You could try import logging logging. GetLogger('boto'). SetLevel(logging.
CRITICAL) which will suppress all (other than CRITICAL) errors. Boto uses logging configuration files (e.g. /etc/boto. Cfg, ~/.
Boto) so see if you can configure it to your needs that way. The set_file_logger call simply adds a user-defined file to the logging setup, so you can't use that to turn logging off.
Thanks Vinay, that worked! – Rocketmonkeys Apr 2 '10 at 1:31 Thanks for this. For some reason I can't get the boto config files to switch off logging.Code.google.Com/p/boto/issues/detail?
Id=476 – michela Nov 24 '10 at 13:05.
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