hello tired_baboon and welcome to (active life in) the monaastery!

i've zero experience with such things but if i read correctly the docs $s->set_global_log_at is to turn on debug.

In the same paragraph it is stated that $s->nci->logger is coming from Net::CLI::Interact::Logger and i suppose it is on that logger that you have to work to leverage the output. The doces says: "This module implements a generic logging service, based on Log::Dispatch but with additional options and configuration." so for a full understand you need to read also what Log::Dispatch does.

This is the default configuration of the logger: 

# log_config( \%config )
...
{
     dispatchers => ['screen'],
     screen => {
         class => 'Log::Dispatch::Screen',
         min_level => 'debug',
     },
 };

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So it seems you need to try different values for the min_level key.

HtH

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In reply to Re: Net::Appliance::Session is sending too much output to the screen by Discipulus
in thread Net::Appliance::Session is sending too much output to the screen by tired_baboon

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