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PreviousIntegrationNextHow to Enable vPlus DEBUG Mode

Last updated 8 months ago

vPlus log directory path is /opt/vprotect/logs - this is the first place to check for the root cause of errors. All log files are also accessible from Logs sections in web UI.

CLI interface records messages in vprotect_client.log files under the subdirectory with the same name as the node. In the same directory, you can also find vprotect_daemon.log files that contain all engine-related messages.

Web UI has directories where it stores log files:

  • appserver which has all messages coming from the application server - which hosts web UI and API

  • api which has all messages related to - the core vPlus Server application

  • cloudagent which has all messages from vPlus Cloud Agent

  • cloudserver which has all messages from vPlus Cloud core part

To verify if services are running, you can use:

  • systemctl status vprotect-server for Server

  • systemctl status vprotect-node for Node or vprotect status

If you don't find here the root cause of the problem, you can switch vPlus to , and recreate the task to generate logs in DEBUG mode.

DEBUG mode