BDS-19120No log files are generated
Bedrock Servers are missing log files in any of the servers folders. There is no ./log folder in the servers root directory like there is in Java Edition's server.
Steps to reproduce:
- Create a Bedrock Dedicated Server and start it
- Look through the server folder and see that there are no logs to be found anywhere
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Confirmation Status: Unconfirmed → Confirmed
Changed description:
Bedrock Servers are missing log files in any of the servers folders.
0There is no ./log folder in the servers root directory like there is in Java editions server.
0Steps to reproduce:
0Create a Bedrock Dedicated Server and start it
0Look through the server folder and see that there are no logs to be found anywhere
Bedrock Servers are missing log files in any of the servers folders.
Steps to reproduce
- 0
- Create a Bedrock Dedicated Server and start it 0
- Look through the server folder and see that there are no logs to be found anywhere
Resolution: Unresolved → Awaiting Response
Resolution: Awaiting Response → Unresolved
Resolution: Unresolved → Awaiting Response
Resolution: Awaiting Response → Unresolved
Resolution: Unresolved → Awaiting Response
Added affects versions: 1.21.3
Resolution: Awaiting Response → Unresolved
Resolution: Unresolved → Awaiting Response
Resolving temporarily as Awaiting Response. Do you use Windows or Linux?
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I'm using Linux and Windows. Debian 12 and Windows 11
Thank you for your report!
However, this issue has been temporarily closed as Awaiting Response
Do you close the server using STOP command in the console?
Did AppData/Roaming/internalStorage/ path contain any log files for Windows, as mentioned by OcelotOnesie?
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Running the stop command to stop the server doesn't seem to produce any logs. Searching in my user folder (C:\Users\<username>) yields no results, unless the logs are stored somewhere else.
On Windows, logs are stored in AppData/Roaming/internalStorage/Dedicated_Server.txt.
I'm sorry Jarl, I know you are eager to help but I need answers from the original reporter to be able to close the ticket or investigate it some more.
Oh, I resolved as Awaiting Response (AR) so that they would see it in their emails. But I'll do it without a comment next time
on windows they are on in AppData/Roaming/internalStorage/
where would they be stored in a debian machine?
I also don't think it makes sense to keep the logs outside the main server folder, what happens when i run multiple servers on the same machine?
Hi,
Server logs are generated in the Dedicated_Server.txt file, which is located in the same place as the server launch file. Let us know if you managed to find them.
This issue is being temporarily resolved as Awaiting Response. Once the requested information has been delivered, the report will be reopened automatically.