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FTP logfiles

Burnout

New Pleskian
Hello,

I can't find the (IIS) FTP logfiles. They aren't in C:\Windows\System32\Logfiles.

In the IIS Manager I can't set any location for the FTP logfiles.

Does anybody know where I can find them please? I need them for debugging a client.


Kind regards,

Burn
 
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Hello Burn,

Please, check if FTP logging is enabled for the ftp site in IIS:

IIS > Right click on FTP site > Properties > FTP site > Enable logging

Then please check the logging directory:

IIS > Right click on FTP site > Properties > FTP site > Properties > Log file directory

Thank you
 
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