The sample seas_forwarder.cfg file is enabled with trace logs. If you want to disable the logs, set logEnable and traceLogEnable to 0.

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# 12/07/2017    Worley      Created
# 18/02/2022    Sureiya      Added ipMap parameter and removed hostPort
[SEAS_Log]
# Valid values: 0 (logging disabled) or 1 (logging enabled)
logEnable = 1
# Valid values: 0 (trace logging disabled) or 1 (enabled)
traceLogEnable = 1
# Valid Levels:  TRACE, DEBUG, INFO. Read information about this in Readme.txt file
logLevel = TRACE
# Device representing the syslogd socket
syslogdAddress = /dev/log
# Destination for TRACE log output
# TRACE log output does not go to syslogd. 
# User should have permissions to write in this directory 
traceLogFileDir = /tmp/
traceLogFileName = seas_forwarder.log
# Number of old log files to keep
traceBackupCount = 1
# Size, in MBs, of each log file
traceLogFileSize = 50

[SEAS_Server]
#CCSMR machine hostname
hostName = iptool11804
# ipMap should contain STP IP address and port number mapping.
ipMap = {
    "10.75.147.14" : "10005",
    "10.75.146.107" : "10004",
    "10.75.136.216" :"10000"
    }
# Timeout in seconds
serverTimeout = 300