According to Obtaining Ignition Logs, under Linux the Wrapper log files could be in either:
/var/log/ignition
/usr/local/ignition/logs/
Neither of those locations exist in my Debian installation. So where else should I be looking?
According to Obtaining Ignition Logs, under Linux the Wrapper log files could be in either:
/var/log/ignition
/usr/local/ignition/logs/
Neither of those locations exist in my Debian installation. So where else should I be looking?
Did you use the installer or the zip distribution? And what version did you install?
yeah … I should have mentioned. V8, Maker, from the installer
Okay, so I think wherever you chose to install it while running the installer then will just have a logs
directory in it. The new installer in 8.0.14+ no longer explodes things all over the filesystem like the old one did on Linux.
After looking back at my notes I remembered where Ignition was installed, and in looking in there I discovered the Wrapper log. FWIW it was in my case under:
/usr/local/bin/ignition/logs
I didn’t keep very good notes on the installation so I’m not sure if this is the default location, or one that I specified when installing it.
That sounds like a good candidate for the default location to me.
It does, but that knowledge base article threw me for a loop as it doesn’t have the “bin” sub dir mentioned in it.
I’ll let the documentation/training team at this needs a little update.
It’s part of ignition.conf in /etc.