How to get rid of managed rewrite maps error messages in dispatcher log

[MeasurableBusinessResults]

In my dispatcher_httpderror log, I keep getting the following messages.

Fri Oct 10 23:59:24.646793 2025 [managed_rewrite_maps:debug] [pid 123] [cm-p123-e123-aem-publish-123] Managed rewrite maps check in progress
Fri Oct 10 23:59:24.650947 2025 [managed_rewrite_maps:debug] [pid123] [cm-p123-e123-aem-publish-123] No managed rewrite maps configured
Fri Oct 10 23:59:24.655150 2025 [managed_rewrite_maps:debug] [pid123] [cm-p123-e123-aem-publish-123] Managed rewrite maps check DONE
Fri Oct 10 23:59:24.659466 2025 [managed_rewrite_maps:debug] [pid123] [cm-p123-e123-aem-publish-123] Waiting for 30 seconds for next managed rewrite maps check

I am not using any Apache RewriteMap directive on my setup.
These errors pollute my log and have no value, how can I get rid of them?
And I want to keep the debug level, so that I can see the REAL errors 

[Karishma_begumSh]

Hi @MeasurableBusinessResults 

These repeated managed_rewrite_maps:debug messages from mod_rewrite’s managed rewrite map feature that was introduced in Apache 2.4.54+. Even if you don’t use any RewriteMap directives, Apache still runs an internal periodic check for "managed maps," which produces these noisy debug log entries.

Override the log level per module
Disable debug logs from the managed_rewrite_maps module while keeping debug elsewhere.
In your Apache configuration (httpd.conf or equivalent, e.g. /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf or /etc/apache2/apache2.conf), add below

apache

RewriteOptions DisableManagedMaps
LogLevel debug
LogLevel managed_rewrite_maps:error

then reload apache

sudo systemctl reload httpd

Try using above,hope this helpful 🙂

Regards,

Karishma.