Logging

The Logging Admin section allows you to view information logged by NATS that you have specified. This can include tracking, signups, e-mails, and cronjobs. You can view detailed breakdowns of your logs, or search through your logs for specific results.

Logs Admin

The Logs Admin lets you view information from various sources, which are logged by NATS in an organized manner.

Before any information appears here, you must enable logging to the Configuration Admin. To do so, go to the NATS Configuration Admin and select "Logging" from the Current Section drop-down menu.

Here, you will be able to enable logging for a variety of instances, including tracking, signup, e-mail, and cronjobs.

After you have enabled logging for the instances you wish to keep a record of, go back to the Logging Admin

In the Logs Admin, you will find a list of logs that have been stored by NATS, as well as three actions performable on each log.

  • View Log - This allows you to view a breakdown of each log in chronological order. This log display provides the line number, affiliate, entry file, entry line, and entry data of each specific log.

  • Clean Up Log File - Cleans up the logged files.

  • Delete Log - Deletes the log.

Cleaning Your Logs

NATS also offers an option to clean your server's logs. Like database files, NATS will ensure that you do not remove information vital to statistics, payments, or payouts.

To clean your logs, find the logs you wish to clean up, click the Actions button beside it and click the "Clean Up Log File" option.

You will then be taken to a page where you can configure settings for your cleanup. Available settings include:

  • Cleanup By- allows you to select whether you want to sort your cleanup by date or by rows.

    • Rows Before - all rows before whatever date you input will be cleaned.

    • Keep # Rows - input the number of rows you want to save from your cleanup process

Once you have configured your settings, click the Start button to start your cleanup.

Configuration

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