Log Manager

Brief Description

Log Manager is a convenient tool for viewing and managing system logs directly from the Mini-Bucket control panel. No more SSH connections and console commands — all logs in one place with a user-friendly interface.

What is it for?

Every administrator needs to view logs at some point: web server errors, login attempts, FTP server activity, database operations, and much more. Log Manager brings everything together in one place and allows you to:

• Quickly find issues — view server errors in real time

• Analyze service performance — monitor what’s happening with your applications

• Search for needed information — instant search across all logs

• Monitor security — track access attempts to your server

Features

📁 Log Source Management

Add any log files on your server: system logs, web server logs (Nginx, Apache), database logs (MySQL, PostgreSQL), FTP logs (vsftpd), and any other text files.

🔍 Live Search

Instant line filtering by keyword — find the information you need in seconds.

⚡ Real-time Mode

Enable Live View and watch new log entries as they appear — perfect for debugging running applications.

📤 Data Export

Save logs in TXT or JSON format for further analysis or sending to technical specialists.

🧹 Log Clearing

Quickly clear log file contents with one button — when logs are outdated or taking up too much space.

📂 Visual File Browser

Convenient file system navigation on your server to select the desired log file — no need to manually type paths.

Advantages

• Intuitive interface — everything is clear at first glance

• Multi-server support — view logs of all hosts from a single panel

• Security — all actions require authentication, with API key support

• Minimal requirements — doesn’t overload the server, works with files of any size

Who is it for?

• System administrators

• Dedicated server owners

• Developers debugging web applications

• Security specialists

• Any Mini-Bucket user who wants to better understand what’s happening on their server

Use Cases

• Check website errors — open Nginx or Apache error logs

• Analyze authentication — check auth.log to see who logged in and when

• Monitor FTP — track file uploads via vsftpd.log

• Debug applications — add any application log and monitor it in real time

Log Manager — your reliable assistant in server diagnostics and monitoring. Install the plugin and get full control over logs without unnecessary complexity.