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I have tried many combinations of this, even commenting all of these settings altogether, but somehow I will always end up with all five logs I have in the '/my_app/logs' directory (which includes stats.log) - despite wanting only four of the logs specified in LOG_VIEWER_FILES.
I'm confused as to how this is possible even when I give no information whatsoever (by commenting all of them) on where my log files are located or what pattern to use in finding these files. One thing to note however, if I set the wrong location to my logs to LOG_VIEWER_FILES_DIR, instead of commenting the variable entirely, django-log-viewer will indeed not find my log files.
I'm not sure what I am doing wrong here, and would appreciate any help I can get.
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I have tried many combinations of this, even commenting all of these settings altogether, but somehow I will always end up with all five logs I have in the '/my_app/logs' directory (which includes
stats.log
) - despite wanting only four of the logs specified inLOG_VIEWER_FILES
.I'm confused as to how this is possible even when I give no information whatsoever (by commenting all of them) on where my log files are located or what pattern to use in finding these files. One thing to note however, if I set the wrong location to my logs to
LOG_VIEWER_FILES_DIR
, instead of commenting the variable entirely, django-log-viewer will indeed not find my log files.I'm not sure what I am doing wrong here, and would appreciate any help I can get.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: