NEXTCLOUD.snap--logs.md

Nextcloud-snap logs

Nextcloud-snap log locations:

Logs for Nextcloud: `/var/snap/nextcloud/current/logs/nextcloud.log`
Logs for Apache2:   `/var/snap/nextcloud/current/apache/logs/`
Logs for Redis:     `/var/snap/nextcloud/current/redis/redis.log`
Logs for PHP-FPM:   `/var/snap/nextcloud/current/php/php-fpm.log`
Logs for Certbot:   `/var/snap/nextcloud/current/certs/certbot/logs/letsencrypt.log`
Logs for MySQL:     `/var/snap/nextcloud/current/mysql/localhost.sexy.domain`

Viewing logs: less is more, from head to tail with cat or bat but lnav is the way to go!

sudo lnav /var/snap/nextcloud/common/nextcloud/data/nextcloud.log

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The Nextcloud-snap has several services contained within it. There are four that are most important for upgrade purposes:

• MySQL (nextcloud.mysql)
• PHP (nextcloud.php-fpm)
• Apache (nextcloud.apache)
• Nextcloud Fixer (nextcloud.nextcloud-fixer)

MySQL

$ snap logs -f nextcloud.mysql

PHP

$ snap logs -f nextcloud.php-fpm

Apache

$ snap logs -f nextcloud.apache

Nextcloud Fixer

$ snap logs -f nextcloud.nextcloud-fixer

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Nextcloud-snap services

See Nextcloud-snap services

list Nextcloud-snap services:

sudo snap services nextcloud

Nextcloud-snap services

nextcloud.apache           
nextcloud.logrotate        
nextcloud.mdns-publisher   
nextcloud.mysql            
nextcloud.nextcloud-cron   
nextcloud.nextcloud-fixer  
nextcloud.php-fpm          
nextcloud.redis-server     
nextcloud.renew-certs

View service-logs for Nextcloud-snap

sudo snap logs $SNAPNAME

Example:

sudo snap logs nextcloud.nextcloud-cron

Journalctl service logs

example of sevice logs:

Logs for Apache service: 'journalctl -u snap.nextcloud.apache.service'
Logs for Mysql service:  'journalctl -u snap.nextcloud.mysql.service'