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I'm getting a lot of these in kodi.log since 4.19.56:
I wasn't getting any before updates
can you help me understand if they are a problem and how to solve please?
Thank you


NOTICE: <Event dir=False mask=0x100 maskname=IN_CREATE name=systemd-shim-state.NOUB7Z path=/run pathname=/run/systemd-shim-state.NOUB7Z wd=2 >
11:23:10 40.338970 T:1546101680 NOTICE: <Event dir=False mask=0x2 maskname=IN_MODIFY name=systemd-shim-state.NOUB7Z path=/run pathname=/run/systemd-shim-state.NOUB7Z wd=2 >
11:23:10 40.340168 T:1546101680 NOTICE: <Event cookie=319 dir=False mask=0x80 maskname=IN_MOVED_TO name=systemd-shim-state path=/run pathname=/run/systemd-shim-state wd=2 >
11:23:11 41.493843 T:1546101680 NOTICE: <Event dir=False mask=0x100 maskname=IN_CREATE name=dhclient.wlan0.pid path=/run pathname=/run/dhclient.wlan0.pid wd=2 >
11:23:11 41.495811 T:1546101680 NOTICE: <Event dir=False mask=0x2 maskname=IN_MODIFY name=dhclient.wlan0.pid path=/run pathname=/run/dhclient.wlan0.pid wd=2 >
11:23:15 45.487659 T:1546101680 NOTICE: <Event dir=True mask=0x40000100 maskname=IN_CREATE|IN_ISDIR name=shairport-sync path=/run pathname=/run/shairport-sync wd=2 >

This has nothing to with the kernel.

Actually I do not know why those log messages are tagged with NOTICE.

This came from this module, which is part of xbian-package-config-xbmc package. Look for the 'print event' command.

They should be tagged with DEBUG (never had those log messages tagged with NOTICE) and should not be logged in standard configuration

Can you tell me the exact version of xbian-package-xbmc you have installed. If you're running latest version, which has been built some days ago, the strange behavior may depend on this version and you could install older version to check if this issue still persists with older version.

I'm running Kodi 19 ALPHA1 since many weeks, and those log messages are still tagged with DEBUG

Yes it has to do with xbianconfig/services.py
version="18.0.1"
thank you

(1st Sep, 2019 02:54 AM)Nachteule Wrote: [ -> ]This has nothing to with the kernel.

Actually I do not know why those log messages are tagged with NOTICE.

This came from this module, which is part of xbian-package-config-xbmc package. Look for the 'print event' command.

They should be tagged with DEBUG (never had those log messages tagged with NOTICE) and should not be logged in standard configuration

Can you tell me the exact version of xbian-package-xbmc you have installed. If you're running latest version, which has been built some days ago, the strange behavior may depend on this version and you could install older version to check if this issue still persists with older version.

I'm running Kodi 19 ALPHA1 since many weeks, and those log messages are still tagged with DEBUG

(1st Sep, 2019 03:30 AM)rafhtl Wrote: [ -> ]Yes it has to do with xbianconfig/services.py
version="18.0.1"

I was asking you for the exact version of xbian-package-xbmc, not xbian-package-config-xbmc

Sorry here it is:
In this install I am still using 15.2
obviously something different there
thank you

(1st Sep, 2019 03:33 AM)Nachteule Wrote: [ -> ]

(1st Sep, 2019 03:30 AM)rafhtl Wrote: [ -> ]Yes it has to do with xbianconfig/services.py
version="18.0.1"

I was asking you for the exact version of xbian-package-xbmc, not xbian-package-config-xbmc

Ooops, sorry, but no further support for that old version of Kodi