Where can I find log files for my website?
What is a log file?
Accesses to your website are logged in a log file. This allows you to evaluate, for example, how many visitors have looked at your page or whether there were errors during a call to your website. an error occurred when accessing your website.
What kind of log files are there?
We provide you with various log files that allow you to view the exact details of your website.
about your website.
Basically, there are two types of logfiles. The access log and the error log.
Access Log
In the access log you will find information about the accesses to your website or to individual files.
e.g. individual files.
Expert information
Apache access (access_log). This log records all HTTP requests processed by the Apache web server.
Apache SSL access (access_ssl_log). This log records all HTTPS requests processed by the Apache web server.
nginx access (proxy_access_log). This log records all HTTP requests processed by the nginx proxy web server.
nginx SSL access (proxy_access_ssl_log). This log records all HTTPS requests processed by the nginx proxy web server.
Error Log
In the error log you can find all messages about erroneous accesses. For example if a file
which does not exist anymore or if a PHP script has generated an error.
generated.
Expert information
Apache error (error_log). This log contains diagnostic information. It also records all errors detected by the Apache web server when processing requests.
nginx error (proxy_error_log). This log contains diagnostic information. In addition, it records all errors that are detected when processing requests from the nginx proxy web server.exists?
Where can I find these log files?
Access via FTP
If you access your web hosting package via FTP program, you will see there a folder
with the name logs. There you will find the log files of the last days, they are named as follows:
access_log
access_log.processed
access_log.processed.X.gz
Log in to my.green.ch
To log in to Mygreen open the page my.green.ch .
Navigate to all domains
After logging in, click on the item "all domains" to get to the overview of your
domains.
There, select the magnifying glass icon of the domain from which you want to view the logs.