blog_emit, net_ratelimit

[ptocadoa]

Hello all
I find these entries along all my kernel messages. What does it mean?
Thanks!

May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: net_ratelimit: 18 callbacks suppressed
May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:52:54 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:52:57 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:52:57 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:00 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:08 router kernel: net_ratelimit: 2 callbacks suppressed
May 26 09:53:08 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x522
May 26 09:53:08 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x522
May 26 09:53:08 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:11 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560
May 26 09:53:11 router kernel: _blog_emit, blogp = 0x560

 

[ColinTaylor]

Router model?
Firmware version?

 

[ptocadoa]

RT-AX58U
Merlin FW v384.17

 

[RMerlin]

Debugging output, only Broadcom knows.

 

[jtjbt20x]

Debugging output, only Broadcom knows.

On my AX58 with Merlin, on the System Log page, I have both the "Default message log level" and the "Log only messages more urgent than" set to "info", and in the System Log, I only see entries higher than info. I send the logs to a syslog server, but I get all the debug 'emit' stuff in there. Is this an Asus issue, or is there anything you can do to fix this?

 

[RMerlin]

The first one only defines what loglevel to use for messages generated through the firmware's own logmessage(), which has no loglevel parameter. The second will define what is shown on the webui, and will probably not affect what is sent to a remote syslog server.