I’d like to view the logs that my apps (Lightning Node, RTL, ThunderHub, etc.) are generating.
SSH’ing into my Umbrel, it seems like this would be where I might find the logs:
~umbrel/logs
When I
cat umbrel/logs/status-monitor.log
I get a flood of
Error response from daemon: Container b82573801767b16284c2bf6386fe7c6aebb910c15558a19f9825576e0a75e43b is restarting, wait until the container is running
Error response from daemon: No such container: “tailscale”,
Error response from daemon: No such container: “tailscale”,
Error response from daemon: No such container: “tailscale”,
…
I have uninstalled tailscale from Umbrel via the GUI, and through the CLI.
So, my questions are
- Am I looking in the right place to view logs for my apps (Lightning Node, RTL, ThunderHub, etc.)?
- Has anyone else seen (and successfully stopped) the loop that I’m seeing in status-monitor.log?
if you had a outage or something the didnt let an install of uninstall complete you may have docker containers that need pruned.
ssh in and see if something is in a loop
docker container ls -a
You can also follow the app logs from the docker container id
for example
docker container ls -a
-replies-
9b123ca65bd1 getumbrel/bitcoind:v24.0.1…
running
docker logs --follow --tail 200 9b123ca65bd1
would start following bitcoin logs and spit out the previous 200 entries
where as
docker logs --tail 200 9b123ca65bd1
would just give the last 200 entries but not follow.
hope this made sense and helps somehow.
if you have a container that needs pruned to stop the loop you can do that too
No luck with the error, but this method helped me do what I really wanted, which was look at each app’s logs. Thanks!
do you see some app in a start loop?
I do not see any sign that something is stuck in a start loop after
docker container ls -a
Is there another method I might use to check?