log: ensure we can control verbosity of everything

The code uses three loggers:

- `system`/`firewall`/`health`/`hardware` for the application-specific
  part of each daemon
- `main` for exception handling and a wrapper around calls to
  sysrepo/libyang
- `sysrepo` for the C library

I think it makes sense to keep that separation between
sysrepo-the-C-library and our-wrapper-around-calling-sysrepo-functions.
For a lack of a better name, this is called `main`. That's no change,
all this commit is doing is making sure that the actual log verbosity
setting is possible in all daemons. Without this patch, I don't know
what causes some failure in velia-health because I don't know what call
to what XPath yields an error from libyang.

Change-Id: Ifa5dda96267eae6ad6afcfce6c61ada3621cda8a
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  5. Doxyfile.in
  6. LICENSE
  7. LICENSE.md
  8. README.md
  9. ci/
  10. cmake/
  11. docs/
  12. src/
  13. tests/
  14. yang/
README.md

YANG System management for embedded devices running Linux

Together with sysrepo, this software provides "general system management" of embedded devices. The target platform is anything that runs Linux with systemd. This runs in production on CzechLight SDN DWDM devices.

Health tracking

This component tracks the overal health state of the system, including various sensors, or the state of systemd units. As an operator-friendly LED at the front panel of the appliance shows the aggregated health state.

System management

Firmware can be updated via RAUC, and various aspects of the system's configuration can be adjusted. This includes a firewall, basic network settings, and authentication management.

Supported YANG models

For a full list, consult the yang/ directory in this repository.