This requires at least Iguana version 10.1.91.
The Log Configuration File, log.json, can be used to configure the log directory where you want Iguana to store its log data.
STEP 1: Stop the IguanaX service
Windows command:
Linux command:
sudo ./iguana --service stop
STEP 2: Navigate to the your configuration directory
The location of the log.json file should be in your configurations as follows:
<Instance Dir>/configurations/logging/log.json
If you don’t have any log purge rules set up in your IguanaX instance you may not have a logging folder. If you don’t, you can just create the logging folder.
STEP 3: Create a log.json file and add in your desired log directory using the "log_dir" key
Add a new log directory.
Windows:
Keep in mind the file path format for your operating system (forward slashes for windows!)
{
"log_dir": "/ProgramData/IguanaXLogs"
}
Linux:
{
"log_dir": "~/IguanaXLogs"
}
STEP 4: Start the IguanaX service and navigate to your logs to see the new directory.
Windows command:
Linux command:
sudo ./iguana --service start