Log Reader

Overview

Plug-in Notes:

  • Allows only System Administrators or members of the Designers group to access log data.  
  • Does not load files outside the logs directory or files that do not end in .log.* or .csv.*.
  • On multi-application-server environments, logs will only be shown from a single application server.
  • Custom headers can be specified as an optional parameter. This is meant to be used for .csv files that don't contain a header.

Key Features & Functionality

The Appian Log Reader Plug-in contains functionality to:

  • Read files in the Appian /log folder (.csv or .log) and return them as structured data
  • Aggregate data from a .csv file
  • Serve as the source for a service-backed record for viewing logs
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  • Since we've upgraded to 20.2 and / or deployed the latest version of this plug in, the System Logs record source no longer brings back any system logs to click on for further information.

    I would suspect its the latest version of the plug in where the function systemlogsrecordtypesource or getloginfo requires the explicit relative path to find the logs ?

    Testing in our non HA environments and the function works correctly, whereas in HA we are getting a null value datasubset.

    Has anyone else found the same with a solution to workaround ? 

    Cheers

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  • Since we've upgraded to 20.2 and / or deployed the latest version of this plug in, the System Logs record source no longer brings back any system logs to click on for further information.

    I would suspect its the latest version of the plug in where the function systemlogsrecordtypesource or getloginfo requires the explicit relative path to find the logs ?

    Testing in our non HA environments and the function works correctly, whereas in HA we are getting a null value datasubset.

    Has anyone else found the same with a solution to workaround ? 

    Cheers

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