System Logs

As an administrator you can view the document audit and system logs in the System Logs tab.

 

View Log Files in Sintelix

To view System Logs and Document Audit Logs using the Sintelix interface,

1. Log in to Sintelix as an administrator.
2. Select Admin > System Logs.
3. Select the log file you want to view.
4. Optionally, Once the log is open, there is the option to download the log by selecting Download :

 

Access Log Files on the Server

To view System Logs and Document Audit Logs on the server,

1. Go to the <Sintelix database directory> The directory in which the Sintelix database is stored, for example, C:\Users\Documents\Sintelix database..
2. Use a text editor to open a log file, or copy the log files (if required).

 

Available Sintelix Log Files

Audit and system logs created by Sintelix have the following names:

Log name	Description
app	Errors and log entries generated by Sintelix App configurations.
auth	All log in, log out and password change events for users.
audit	Records user actions that modify data, such as adding or removing projects and collections, changing networks A container that stores information in nodes and links. See Nodes and Links topic for more information, configurations, or editing text. This log does not record document or access events.
backup	Automatic backup events - see Admin >  Backup tab.
dongle	License dongle events.
harvester	Harvester status, job and error events.
sterr	Records system crash details.
stdout, main	Records system events.
document	These logs are stored in the document folder. Document Audit must be enabled, see Audit Log Settings. Events and information about document edits and deletions are stored in the document audit logs. Sensitive information may be retained in the document audit logs, even if a document is deleted.
documentaccess	Document access events, including time of access, user, document ID, and the location the document was access from (such as collections, search results, or network node view).
documentdelete	Document deletion events, including the document ID.
document/edit	Sub-folder
documentedit-documentnumber	Document edit events, including details of the original and changed document content.