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This article describes the logs generated by VoipNow components and provides the methods to configure them.
Step-by-step guide
VoipNow web interface
To see what requests are being performed on the web interface, or if you have errors, check the following logs:
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where error_log can be [debug | info | notice | warn | error | crit | alert | emerg]
PHP
This log is useful in case of web interface issues.
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The loglevel in this file is defined by the level set in table hs_audit_zone (default 3, maximum 7)
Kamailio
The Kamailio log is useful in case you have problems with calls, registration or any other call-related issue, except for audio issues.
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The change immediately becomes active and no restart is required.
Asterisk
The Asterisk log is useful in case of call-related issues. You can find the log files here:
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These commands will only take effect with debug and verbose active. |
Hubring
You can find the Hubring log here:
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where password is the dbkey value from /etc/hubring/hubring.conf)
Jabber
Jabber handles the instant messaging service.
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loglevel: 3 log_rate_limit: 250 |
Database
The log files created by MariaDB are the following:
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To disable the log, run the same command, but use general_log=OFF instead of general_log=ON. This will log all queries performed in MySQL in the /var/lib/mysql/<hostname>.log file.
Postfix
To troubleshoot mailing issues, use the Postfix log file located here:
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