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where's my django application log file?

Posted February 9, 2016 50.4k views
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For the one-click appplications.. where are the django application log files? I can only see nginx files but I can not see application level exceptions/errors there..

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asb February 9, 2016

The Django One-Click application employs Gunicorn and Upstart. Application level logging can be found in /var/log/upstart/gunicorn.log By default, Gunicorn logs to stderr and Upstart will collect output to stderr/stdout in /var/log/upstart/$JOB_NAME.log This can be adjusted by adding --access-logfile path/to/file to Gunicorn’s options in /etc/init/gunicorn.conf or by implementing logging directly in your Django application.

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  • ololololo February 23, 2018

    /var/log/upstart/ doesn’t exist anymore

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  • thedillonreyna June 28, 2018

    I tried this, but I don’t have an “upstart” dir in /var/log/?

    ls -a shows the following

    alternatives.log  
auth.log    
auth.log.2.gz  
cloud-init.log         
dist-upgrade  
fsck      
kern.log.1     
lxd     
syslog.1     
syslog.3.gz  
syslog.5.gz  
syslog.7.gz  
ufw.log.1     
unattended-upgrades
..  
.
apt               
auth.log.1  
btmp           
cloud-init-output.log  
dpkg.log      
kern.log  
kern.log.2.gz  
syslog  
syslog.2.gz  
syslog.4.gz  
syslog.6.gz  
ufw.log      
ufw.log.2.gz  
wtmp
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sudhakar028 September 26, 2017

/var/log/
nano syslog

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