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Log

The Log page (sidebar → Log) displays the actual output of server logs directly to the browser in real time — no need for from an SSH session to see what Stranola is doing right now.

Log Page

A status indicator next to the page title shows whether the stream Live is online, connecting, or offline (reconnecting) (automatically with a slight delay if the connection is lost).

Filter by Level​

Four activation buttons — DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR — They let you show or hide lines by severity; all four are enabled by default. Each level is color-coded on the console (DEBUG light gray, INFO cyan, WARN amber, ERROR red) so that a problem stands out even when everything is visible.

The text box next to the level filters limits the view to the lines containing that text, combined with the levels that are currently enabled. Both filters are applied instantly to the lines already on the screen and each new line as it appears.

Auto-scroll​

Enabled by default: The console continues to jump to the most recent line as it comes in. Turn it off to read the history without the view jumping while new lines continue to appear below.

Clean and unload​

  • The trash can icon clears everything currently displayed in the console (does not affect the live stream—new lines continue to come in).
  • The download icon saves everything captured so far as a plain text file .log, named using the current date and time.

The console retains the last 5,000 lines to prevent the file from growing indefinitely in a long session; the oldest lines are removed from view to as new ones arrive. The log level shown here is controlled from Settings → Basic → System.