How disable logging "ap_client apcli0" from logread?

[Alexandr Didenko]

If send logs via rsyslog so that the logs are saved, then this informational message clogs the air very much. The message is written very often.

Oct 14 15:01:02 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:01:10 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:01:18 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:01:26 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:01:34 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:01:42 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:01:50 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:01:58 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:02:06 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:02:14 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66
Oct 14 15:02:22 Omega-D88F ap_client: 'apcli0' assoc: yes, mac: 18:e8:29:a4:1c:66

[crispyoz]

@Alexandr-Didenko these log entries are produced by the warp core driver which is closed source so you can't really turn them off. I use a tool called lnav (lnav.org) which allows you to view and filter your logs in real time.