Access Logs ​
URL: /client/access-logs
Overview ​
The Access Logs section provides a searchable log of all HTTP requests to your domains, including request details, response status, and timestamps. Use access logs to monitor traffic patterns, debug requests, and analyze visitor activity.
Interface Elements ​
Filter Section ​
- Domain - Filter logs by specific domain
- Level - Select log severity: All, EMERGENCY, ALERT, CRITICAL, ERROR, WARNING, NOTICE, INFO, or DEBUG
- From - Start date for log range
- Until - End date for log range
- Reset button - Clear all active filters
Organization ​
- Group by - Domain
- Group direction - Ascending or Descending
Search and Display ​
- Search bar - Query logs by keyword
- Refresh - Reads the log again and shows entries written since the page opened. Available since panel 1.9.3.
- Active filters display - Shows applied filters with Remove buttons
- Per page selector - Display 5, 10, 25, 50, or all entries
- Pagination - Navigate through log pages
Table Columns ​
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Domain | Domain name (sortable) |
| Time | Request timestamp |
| Module | Processing module or service |
| Level | Log severity level |
| Message | Request or response details |
Over the API ​
Since panel 1.9.4, GET /api/client/access-logs/{domain_id}/entries on the client REST API returns the entries this page shows for a domain, newest first, with the same level, period, and search filters. Passwords, tokens, cookies, and similar values in a logged address are returned as [redacted], and a search does not match the masked value. meta.truncated is true when older entries were not read. A domain without a log yet answers with an empty list. When the log cannot be read, the request fails with 502 rather than returning an empty list. The endpoint needs this page's feature in your hosting plan; see API Keys.