I just added Fuse as a dependency to my project (it’s an Erlang project). When I boot my application in the console now I get SASL logs printed for everything, progress reports, crashes, etc. The application is running fine, but this is weird. Has this happened to anyone before? $iex -S mix Erlang/…

The reason why sasl is started in the first place is this line . sasl is marked as a dependency of fuse so it needs to be started for fuse to start. Why is that so is something you should check with Jesper :wink: Being an Erlang dev myself, I’m not sure how this is achieved in Elixir but, based on t…

Perhaps this earlier thread can help: How to suppress "PROGRESS REPORT" statements on stdout

Hmm, seems to be the same issue. But that workaround won’t work for me :confused:

Maybe you can rebuild Erlang with different flags to hide SASL logging like the previous poster?

Actually, I don’t think that issue is mine. I’ve got tons over Erlang dependencies, but just this one caused the SASL logs. Non-standard installations would be walking down a path I don’t really want to go.

That’s fair enough. I hope you get a better answer. :slight_smile:

Your reputation precedes you! I’ve been enjoying your work on the Inaka blog for some time now. Thank you for the response! It suppressed SASL log output.

For anyone interested, SASL is required to handle alarms set off by Fuse: https://github.com/jlouis/fuse/issues/32

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wfgilman October 11, 2017, 8:00am 7

Thanks for the help!