Logs: Traffic and Live Logs of All Sites
Traffic and logs of every website on the server
Traffic and logs of all your sites
System › Logs puts the traffic of every project on the server in one place: how many requests, which status codes, which pages, and the access and error logs as they are written.
01 · Traffic Overview (All Projects)
Pick Last Hour, Last 6 Hours or Last 24 Hours.
Total Requests, Requests/sec, Data Transferred, Bandwidth and 5xx Errors.
Each project's requests and share, with its errors.
How the responses split by status code.
GET, POST and the others.
The most requested addresses.
The error responses at a glance.
The latest requests. Filter by URL or IP address, and by status: 2xx Success, 3xx Redirect, 4xx Client Error, 5xx Server Error.
02 · Live Log Viewer (All Projects)
- Choose Access Log or Error Log, and 50 to 500 lines.
- Click Refresh. The line above the log lists the projects it covers.
- Type a regular expression in filter regex to keep only matching lines.
- Tick Auto to reload every 5 seconds to 1 minute, and Scroll to follow the newest lines.
03 · VHost Logging Issue
These numbers come from one log file per project. When a project's virtual host writes no log of its own, a yellow VHost Logging Issue banner appears at the top of the page.
- Audit lists the virtual hosts without their own log.
- Fix Logging adds the per-project log lines to them and reloads Apache. You confirm first.
04 · The Logs bar, on every tab
A Logs bar sits at the bottom of every tab of a server. Click it to open the server's own logs:
The web server's main error log.
The error log of the server-wide PHP-FPM pool.
What the backups did.
Only on a server with HAProxy. See Load Balancer.
While open, the bar shows the last 100 lines and reloads every 5 seconds. It pauses while you scroll up; Jump to Bottom brings you back. Drag its top edge to make it taller.
The logs and traffic of one project alone are on its page: see Project details.