System Logs
Last updated
Last updated
There are different System Logs in e107:
This log is to record the actions of system administrators.
In many cases there is no admin control over which events are logged; some plugins and core functions do provide the ability to control logging.
The level of detail varies according to the particular event (and how straightforward it was to add logging, in the case of existing code). For preferences, usually the changed values are logged. For other data there may be an array of values, or a few numbers. As a minimum, the existence of an entry in the admin log indicates that someone did something!
Developers can use the Admin Log to store information about their plugin or theme. See https://devguide.e107.org/classes-and-methods/logging for more information
This log is to record user-related events - such as signups, setting changes, logins and log outs.
The level of logging is controllable. In the Preference section, you can select the types of events which are logged, as well as for which user class.
This log is intended to record transient events - if enabled, older events are purged after a selected number of days. Certain core functions log information to the rolling log.
A simple text log file can be enabled, which logs every page access.
This setting can be found in Admin Area > Settings > Preferences > Advanced Features > Log all page accesses
A separate file is generated for each day. The file is stored in the e107_system/(hash)/logs directory - with the name 'logd_ddd.yyyy.csv' - where 'ddd' is the day number within the year (1 to 3 digits) and 'yyyy' is the year.
The file is in CSV ('comma separated variable') format, and can therefore be imported into many spreadsheet and database packages for analysis.
These files have to be deleted manually when no longer required!
The fields that are stored in the log file are:
TIP: The above information can also be displayed on your website by enabling the setting in Admin Area > Settings > Preferences > Display Information
It is also useful for debugging and problem solving for developers.
System Log
Description
This log is to record actions of system administrators
This log is to record user-related events - such as signups, setting changes, logins and log outs.
This log is intended to record transient events.
If enabled, text-based (CSV) log files are saved of every page access on daily basis
Field name
Description
Unix time
Timestamp in UNIX format
Date/Time
Timestamp in 'human-readable' format: yy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss
IP
Using IPv6 format
URL
Page and query part of the current access
RenderTime
Processing time in seconds
DBTime
Database access time as percentage of overall time
Qrys
Number of database queries executed
Memory-Usage
Shows current and peak values
User-Agent
Shows the user agent (browser etc.) that was used
Request-Method
Show the request method