why -slient doesn't show the basic info

[openks]

is there any way to only show the basic info of the http-server like this:

Starting up http-server, serving ./
Available on:
  http://127.0.0.1:8081
  http://10.10.11.188:8081
Hit CTRL-C to stop the server

but no other info.

if use -s it shows nothing ,if not it shows all the request info.
if don't us -s and request a lot i can't find the basic info of this http-server(if i open more than one http-server)
if use -s i can't finger out which port is working on which http-server.

is anyone can help?thanks

[Haroenv]

The point of -s is to suppress all output, so there's no way to have only the initial logs, and then hide the other output.

[BigBlueHat]

What's the use case for this @openks?

The -s options is meant for scenarios where you want absolute silence...so I'm not keen to augment it with an "almost silent" modifier.

You can also specify a specific port to listen on, so I'm not clear on why you'd need to see just the intro output.

Let me know, though. 😄

[openks]

yes, you are right ! i can specify a specific port to avoid the question situation @BigBlueHat thanks

[Xmader]

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