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General question: Log output #69
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according to this code, logs are send to stdout: |
Hmm I guess there could be a way to pipe this to a file but if it natively made a file that would be ideal. |
just add another sink to the logger: |
That wouldn't persist in docker. |
Hi, sorry for the late reply, I have taken the development of excludarr on a pause for a while. I am aware of several issues in excludarr and I tend to fix it by creating a Web UI. Where users can control excludarr within an web interface. All the present features will be in there including some new features! I have started the development this week, but it will take some time, I hope to release it before christmas :) PS. I am replying with this message on every issue to make everyone aware. I will intergrate logging in the UI. |
Thank you. Will the docker version still exist? |
Yes the docker version will still exists. |
Wow GitHub spam is a new one for me. |
Just a quick general question because I can't see it documented. Are logs outputted to a file in docker and if so, where? In my setup I would like to mount this location somewhere in particular so I can run unattended but in a sort of dry-run mode and check what excludarr intends to delete before turning on deletion.
I run on kubernetes not actually docker so my setup is a bit weird.
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