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Article Introduction：The log level settings of the Debian system directly affect the system's operating efficiency, security and problem-solving capabilities. This article explains the Debian log level settings and their impact in detail. Log level Detailed explanation The log level determines the level of detailed information recorded by the system. The higher the level, the less information recorded, and vice versa. Common log levels (from low to high) include: emerg (emerg): system crashes and need to be handled immediately. alert: Serious problem, immediate action is required. crit: Critical error, affecting system functions. err(err): Error, but the system can still run. warning: potential problems that may lead to errors.

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