mclo.gs allows you to quickly share and analyze logs for Minecraft servers and clients. It highlights different log levels, removes sensitive information like IP-Addresses and detects common problems as well as version information.
The Plugin/Mod contains the following commands:
| Command | Arguments | Description | Permission Level | Permission Node |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| mclogs | Share the current server log | 2 | mclogs | |
| mclogs list | List server logs, crash- and network protocol error reports | 2 | mclogs.list | |
| mclogs share | <file-name> | Share a specific log, crash- or network protocol error report | 2 | mclogs.share |
| mclogs delete | <log-id\> | Delete a log that was shared from the server | 2 | mclogs.delete |
For special cases, the following commands are available:
| Scenario | Command | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Mod installed client-side | /mclogsc |
Handle client logs |
| Plugin installed on a Velocity proxy | /mclogsp and /mclogsv |
Handle proxy logs |
| Plugin installed on a BungeeCord proxy | /mclogsp and /mclogsb |
Handle proxy logs |
Commands are not available to players by default. You can give players access to the commands by giving them the required permissions. Plugin servers permissions use permission nodes for fine-grained access control. The mclogs permission node is required for all other commands as well.
Modded servers use the Vanilla permission level system instead.
If you use a self-hosted instance of mclo.gs or want to use an alternative front-end, you can configure the plugin/mod to use your instance. The config file is located in plugins/mclogs/config.toml for plugin servers and config/mclogs.toml for modded servers.
# Base URL for the API used to upload logs
apiBaseUrl = "https://api.mclo.gs"This mod requires Java 11 or higher to run, even on Minecraft versions that run on Java 8.
