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Verbosity Level

More informative messages about the runtime of your notebook can be controlled using the —verbosity (-v) flag, followed by a single space and the verbosity level you require. By default, the program will run with a verbosity level of 1 if it is not specified. Verbosity levels are as follows:
  • 0 - Errors only
  • 1 - Errors and Warnings (Default Value)
  • 2 - Errors, Warnings, and Runtime Information

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Example Usage:

ntopcl -v 2 SampleFile.ntop
or 
ntopcl --verbosity 2 SampleFile.ntop

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Log File

The contents that are logged in the command prompt can be output to a log file by using the —logfile flag, optionally followed by = and a path where you want the logs to be saved. If no path is supplied, it will save the logs to the working directory as ‘ntopcl.log’.

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Example Usage:

ntopcl --logfile=LogFile.txt SampleFile.ntop