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Troubleshooting
Donkie edited this page Nov 6, 2024
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Viewing logs is always a good tool to see if anything went wrong. Spoolman logs can be accessed in multiple ways, depending on how you installed it:
cd into the directory of your Spoolman's docker-compose.yml, then run sudo docker compose logs to view live logs.
Logs can also be found as <spoolman path>/data/spoolman.log, where <spoolman path> is the directory you placed your docker-compose.yml file. The .log file with no extra extension is the currently live one and it's being actively written to.
Run sudo journalctl -u Spoolman to view live logs.
Logs can also be found as ~/.local/share/spoolman/spoolman.log. The .log file with no extra extension is the currently live one and it's being actively written to.