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hi,
I am just wondering where is the glpi detail logging?
I checked glpi/files/_log folder, but the logging seems to be far from enough:
sql-errors.log
access-errors.log
event.log
cron.log
mail.log
php-errors.log
I did some operation and these files do not have any update at all.
Is there a detail logging? if I do any operation then i can see the output.
how to config the threshold of logging?
thank you for any advice.
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I turn on debug mode, and php-errors.log do have log when there is error, but still no other logs, does glpi have config like logging level?
btw, the log level in general set up is already set to 5-complete(all).
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What other logging are you expecting?
Historical data is logged per item (for the types that support it) and can be seen in Historical tabs in item forms.
Some administrative data like logins and generic events like adding/updating items is logged in Administration > Logs.
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Thank you Conard, I am new to glpi, I have a problem that is posted id=287477
in order to track the issue, I tried to understand what glpi actually to do when a form is submitted by tracking the logging ,
I am expecting detail logging such as what sql executed, what function called.
but only error logs found.
when there is no error, no logging.
maybe this is not a proper way, again I am newbie to glpi, and I don't know the proper way to make good use of the debug mode.
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Which version of GLPI?
Before GLPI 10.0.8, there is a debug panel for the main page and then another for each section (usually tab content) that loads asynchronously. It isn't capable of showing debug data for other asynchronous calls. Starting in GLPI 10.0.8 (released yesterday), there is a new debug bar that unifies all the data.
In both cases, there is a SQL Requests tab which shows the SQL, how long it took, and the number of rows affected.
In the new bar, there is the global SQL requests view in addition to a SQL request list per-request. The requests widget has a list of every request that was made on the left and a panel off various information on the right including basic performance information, SQL requests made during that request, globals (like the GET and POST for the request and SESSION), and a profiler view which shows timing information for some sections of code that we adding profiling to that could be slow.
Neither case will tell you every function that was called. Nothing in GLPI is a complete replacement for a debugger.
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I am using the latest stable version 10.0.7, I see hundreds of sql requests in the debug mode tab, and I am totally lost ...
but thank you so much for reply.
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