How can I turn off job status in the standard console?

[Krzysztof Kaczmarski]

Hi,

I need to turn off the job status output written by disco to the standard textual console.
I mean the messages like:
2015/02/03 13:51:31 master New job initialized!
2015/02/03 13:51:31 master Created job "Job@58e:ec4d3:9d99e"
2015/02/03 13:51:31 master Stage map scheduled with 1 tasks
2015/02/03 13:51:31 master map:0 assigned to localhost

Perhaps somebody could point me to a solution?

Thanks,
K

[Tim Spurway]

Maybe redirecting to /dev/null could be useful?  Try:

disco nodaemon &> /dev/null

Though there may be some lager config that could accomplish the same from the regular daemon.

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[Krzysztof Kaczmarski]

These massages are coming from the Job run in my python program and are influencing my program's output which I do not want.
I tried this already:
sys.stdout = open(os.devnull, 'w')
without any success.
I guess some process must take control over the textual output.
The question is where is this config you mention.

[Tim Spurway]

I misunderstood your issue, Krzysztof. Maybe you could paste the relevant portions of your program in here and we could better help you.

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[Krzysztof Kaczmarski]

Perhaps I was not clear enough.

I've got a program which does a lot of things and one of them is running a disco Job.
The fragment of code looks like this:

sys.stdout = open(os.devnull, 'w')

sys.stderr = open(os.devnull, 'w')
jobb = Job().run(input=inputs_list, map=map, reduce=reduce)

And anyway my program prints out a lot of unnecessary stuff from disco.
I have completely no idea where I can switch it off.

Thanks,

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[Krzysztof Kaczmarski]

Ok. I found it.
This setting is given in wait() method params:

for word, count in result_iterator(jobb.wait(show=False)):