Hello,
Generally, the log files are viewed via a SSH session using commands such as "tail" or "cat". You can find a list of paths to log files at:
The cPanel Log Files - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation
As far as plugins that allow you to view the log files from Web Host Manager, you can find discussion of this on a thread such as:
LogView Bug How do we let them know
Thank you.
Generally, the log files are viewed via a SSH session using commands such as "tail" or "cat". You can find a list of paths to log files at:
The cPanel Log Files - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation
As far as plugins that allow you to view the log files from Web Host Manager, you can find discussion of this on a thread such as:
LogView Bug How do we let them know
Thank you.
Log.io is a 3rd-party tool which allows you to monitor specific log files in your web browser in real-time. You need SSH access to the server to install and set up the software.
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