May 13, 20232 yr Simple question - for debugging and similar tasks, how does one give a customer access to their logs? I was looking for something in the ftp user creation screen, but didn't see anything there other than being able to give people access to a new directory under the webroot, but no option to drop them in the logs directory. Am I missing something?
May 13, 20232 yr as admin, edit customer -> "Enable access to access/error-logs?" The customer will then be able to see logs from within the froxlor domains overview, per domain (right option buttons). There is no option to have access to these files via ftp
May 13, 20232 yr Author I must be missing something - I already have the toggle set, but I don't see any options as the customer to view logs. In the admin side the toggle is set, and for good measure "allow editing domain" is set in case that's necessary to view logs. I don't see anything in that last screenshot relating to logs, nor is anything in that domains section clickable.
May 13, 20232 yr again, as customer, navigate to "domains" and there is a "view logs" button for each domain in the overview listing
May 13, 20232 yr Author 1 minute ago, d00p said: again, as customer, navigate to "domains" and there is a "view logs" button for each domain in the overview listing I'm not seeing anything labelled "domains" in the customer dashboard other than the blocked-out domain you can see in the screenshot I attached. Nothing is clickable in that area, should it be? Does it not show up if I'm not logged-in directly as the customer (edit: just checked this by logging in directly).
May 13, 20232 yr Looks like you've added "Domains" to the options that are hidden to customers in your settings, hence no menu entry
May 13, 20232 yr Author 1 hour ago, d00p said: Looks like you've added "Domains" to the options that are hidden to customers in your settings, hence no menu entry Ah, yep. There's lots of things in there I don't want our customers touching. Weird place for logs...
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