App log
The app log screen displays the login history for the current user.
Accessing the screen
In the left sidebar menu, click [Operation] -> [Log management].
Click the [Log management] link above the page title, and select [App log] in the dropdown menu.
Field descriptions
Filter conditions
You can filter the logs easily using the URI search and advanced search functions.
URI search
Enter the target URI in the search box and click [Search].
Advanced search
Click the [Advanced search] button to input advanced filter conditions.
The following input options are available:
| Field | Description | Specifiable conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Date | Date and time the log was recorded. | Date and time range specification |
| URL | URL of the page accessed. | Available search operations |
| message | Contents of messages 1-5 of the log. | Available search operations |
| remote_addr | IP address of the user. | Available search operations |
| member_id | Member ID of the user who attempted the access. | Available search operations |
| rcms_request_id | Unique request ID used by Kuroco. | Available search operations |
The advanced search function allows you to concatenate multiple conditions using AND or OR.
AND: Returns only data matching all the specified conditions in your search.OR: Returns data matching any of your specified conditions.
Date and time range specification
The following date and time input options are available:
- Date range
- Relative
- Time range
- Datetime range
Available search operations
You can specify the following operations in the search conditions:
| Operation | Input type | Returned data |
|---|---|---|
contains | Text string | Entries matching part of the search term. |
not contains | Text string | Entries not matching any part of the search term. |
= | Alphanumeric string | Entries exactly matching the search term. |
!= | Alphanumeric string | Entries not exactly matching the search term. |
< | Alphanumeric string | Entries less than the search term. |
> | Alphanumeric string | Entries greater than the search term. |
<= | Alphanumeric string | Entries less than or equal to the search term. |
>= | Alphanumeric string | Entries greater than or equal to the search term. |
starts with | Text string | Entries beginning with the search term. |
not starts with | Text string | Entries not beginning with the search term. |
ends with | Text string | Entries ending with the search term. |
not ends with | Text string | Entries not ending with the search term. |
in | Alphanumeric string | Entries matching any of the search terms (for multiple search terms only). |
not in | Alphanumeric string | Entries not matching any of the search terms (for multiple search terms only). |
Display order
Under "Order", you can specify the display order of the search results.
ASC: Ascending, from oldest to newest.DESC: Descending, from newest to oldest.
Log entries
The columns displayed for the log entries are as follows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| timestamp | Date and time the log was recorded. |
| host | Site accessed. |
| level | Log level indicating the importance of the message. See: Log levels below for details. |
| message1-5 | Supplemental information about the log. The higher the message number, the more detailed the message contents. |
| uri | URI of the page accessed. |
| client_ip | IP address of the user who attempted the access. |
| member_id | Member ID of the user who attempted the access. |
| rcms_request_id | Unique request ID used by Kuroco. |
| ua | User agent of the browser used for the access. |
Log levels
Logs can be categorized into the 9 levels below, listed in order of increasing importance:
- Default
- Debug
- Info
- Notice
- Warning
- Error
- Critical
- Alert
- Emergency