The log command provides a streamlined way to manage server logs—enabling, disabling, and viewing them in real time with minimal effort.
Whether you’re debugging errors, monitoring services like WordPress, Nginx, PHP, mail, or MySQL, or simply tracking visitors and bots, this tool offers fast, reliable access to the data you need. Real-time visibility makes it easier to troubleshoot issues, optimize performance, and maintain full awareness of your server activity.
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Syntax:
sudo log <domain> <option>
Options:
- -access-log
- -error
- -le
- –
mysql - –
php - -purge
- -ssh
- -syslog
- -wp
DEPRECATED: -only-error
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