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Logs and Diagnostics
Ryan edited this page Jan 16, 2026
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This page lists where FileRise writes logs and what to collect when you need support.
/var/www/metadata/log/error.log/var/www/metadata/log/access.log-
/var/www/users/fail2ban.log(failed login log) -
/var/www/users/failed_logins.json(rate-limit metadata)
The Docker image can stream logs to stdout with LOG_STREAM:
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error(default) accessbothnone
Examples:
docker logs -f filerise
docker exec -it filerise tail -f /var/www/metadata/log/error.logFor non-Docker setups, check your web server and PHP error logs:
- Apache: error log and access log
- Nginx: error log and access log
- PHP-FPM: error log (if separate)
If you want FileRise-style log paths, point your web server logs to /var/www/metadata/log and ensure permissions are correct.
- FileRise version (footer or
public/js/version.js) - Install method (Docker tag, release ZIP, or git)
- Reverse proxy and subpath (if any)
- Steps to reproduce
- Error log lines around the event
- Do not post secrets in logs or screenshots. Mask tokens and passwords.
- For intermittent issues, keep a
tail -frunning and reproduce once.
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- Admin panel
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- Common env vars
- Environment variables full reference
- ACL and permissions
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- Nginx setup
- Reverse proxy and subpath
- WebDAV
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- ONLYOFFICE
- Encryption at rest
- OIDC and SSO
- CIFS share auto metadata
- Sharing and public links
- Upload limits and PHP tuning
- Logs and diagnostics
- Backup and restore
- Upgrade and migration
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