Change log level at runtime

Is there any way to change a logger's level at runtime?
I would like to change between INFO and DEBUG on some features I'm working on without restarting Kura.
Thanks

I know this feature has been added again, but its accessible only through OSGi console. I developed a simple web interface to change log levels at runtime.
I uploaded the project on my github page. It compiles with Maven 3.0.5 as deployment package, you can install it on any running kura instance.
I find it very useful when developing/debugging, hope it may help someone else.

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