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Detailed log showing files deleted?
Does the readynas ( in my case, X600/X6 with Raidator 4.1.8 includes a detailed log in events which happen on the unit.
I realize there is already a " log" section with major events such as hard drive warnings, power outages, etc....
I am talking about more of a detailed log of events such as which files have been deleted, moves,etc...
I may have accidentally deleted a bunch of files and I am trying to figure out a way to tell what those files were.
If you know of a way I can tell besides looking at log files, please share that information with me.
Thanks so much for your help.
I realize there is already a " log" section with major events such as hard drive warnings, power outages, etc....
I am talking about more of a detailed log of events such as which files have been deleted, moves,etc...
I may have accidentally deleted a bunch of files and I am trying to figure out a way to tell what those files were.
If you know of a way I can tell besides looking at log files, please share that information with me.
Thanks so much for your help.
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- Yes, go to logs...top right hand side click Download All Logs and check the enclosure_Log. You can also call 855-PROSAFE and open a case for further assistance.
bdg2090 wrote: Yes, go to logs...top right hand side click Download All Logs and check the enclosure_Log. You can also call 855-PROSAFE and open a case for further assistance.
I followed your instructions and have gain access to much more detailed logs than what is displayed in the web admin screen however I can't see the history of deleted files or the " Enclosure_log"
I see the following logs
1. AFP
2. Boot_info
3.Command
4. Daemon
I do not see enclosure_log, does that have to be activated via some kind of option ?
Thanks for your help.- Brian is mistaken here. There is no log that shows the audit information you are looking for.
Each protocol will have its own logging method. FTP, AFP, CIFS, etc. I'm going to assume you are using CIFS/SMB, here are some steps you can try to modify the default logging level, but takes changing config files (don't do if you aren't familiar): viewtopic.php?p=246857#p246857
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