Can someone tell me exactly what the difference in log files are between checking ‘reduce log output’ and not on a DayZ server? Also, what’s the best method to grant delegate access to an Xbox DayZ server? I’d like to add admins/mods to help monitor logs. Thanks!
DayZ Log Differences
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Can someone tell me exactly what the difference in log files are between checking ‘reduce log output’ and not on a DayZ server? Also, what’s the best method to grant delegate access to an Xbox DayZ server? I’d like to add admins/mods to help monitor logs. Thanks!
when you reduce log output and restart the server it will generate server log of kills/death/hits etc
it may contains thousands of lines
for easy way to viewing it you can check this
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why do somethings show up on one tab and not the other? The log seems to split it self into a few different tabs and I cant figure out what's what. Can anyone help?
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check the box after upload
it worked fine
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Thanks for the reply.
I've actually been using that site for a while now.
What I was looking for is what the difference between the logs are with the box checked and with it not checked?
Are more details provided around kills, damage, etc, when the box is not checked? If so, any ideas what the additional details are?
Also, part 2 of my question, is there any good way to provide others access to DayZ xbox servers to help with log monitoring?
Thanks again.
When the box is checked the specified uploaded log data is shown on the map, example if you have multiple logs uploaded and you check all of that then all data is shown on the map, You can also filter the data by time ie 15 minutes ago only, best way is to download and upload the log to view, works best for me
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Cool, thanks. Makes sense.
Any idea as to how one can go about delegating access to others yet?
Or is that just not a feature available through Nitrado?
You can ask your other user to create nitrado account
once they created nitrado account you may add their username as gueslist
For access to restart only allow the following access
Can control the web interface
Can view web interface settings
For access to restart and view server logs allow the following access
Can control the web interface
Can view web interface settings
Can view FTP access credentials
Can view the debug console
Can use the debug console
Can view file browser
Can send RCON-commands that retrieve settings.
For the Map website you can share generic username to upload logs
Hope this helps
