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CurseForge · Minecraft mod

Simple Usage Log

Log server usage simply and independently. Logs server start and stop, and player login and out. The log file Simple Usage Log.txt is located in the server main folder.

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Which Simple Usage Log release matches 1.8?

Updated 8 years ago
Best match for your filters SimpleUsageLog-1.1.0-mc1.8-forge.jar
Game version 1.8
Loader Not required

Simple Usage Log SimpleUsageLog-1.1.0-mc1.8-forge.jar targets 1.8. The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both. No extra mods listed for this file.

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Is Simple Usage Log required on the client, server, or both?

The project page does not say whether this file belongs on the client, dedicated server, or both.

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The source does not explicitly classify this release as client-only or server-only.

Understand client and server requirements Read the Minecraft installation guide

What else does Simple Usage Log SimpleUsageLog-1.1.0-mc1.8-forge.jar need?

SimpleUsageLog-1.1.0-mc1.8-forge.jar on 1.8. Every mod below is checked against that same setup.

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This file does not list any required mods. Do not add a library just because a different file uses it.

This file does not list any required or optional mods.

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About this project

What does Simple Usage Log add?

WHAT DOES IT DO

Logs server start and stop, and player login and out.

The log file Simple Usage Log.txt is located in the server main folder.

or just type the chat command to see recent entries /log

commands for operators (ops)
/log - displays up to 90 of the last log entries in chat
/log <number of lines> - displays that many lines of the log in chat
/log <player name> - displays up to 90 last lines of the log that are about that player
/log <any text comment longer than 1 word> - adds this comment into the log file

(commands are for Minecraft versions 1.9.4 & up)

What if?

Have you ever wondered if anyone has been on your server? /log

How about if a specific player has been on? /log playername

What if you want to make a note in the log file about something that recently happened such as a server glitch? /log the server seems to have crashed several times when larry logs in

Who was it that just now logged in then out? /log 10

Has a friend of mine even been on the server yet? /log friendsname

Overly huge log file size? Nope. This mod detects a large(5MB) log file size and moves it to Simple Usage Log old file.txt and removes any previous old file at the same time. It will never grow past the size of these two files. When it automatically archives to the old file it also starts a new current file.

Using this in the server console does work. If your console display can be wide enough it will look good. Normally forge adds the time and modid to the beginning of every line. Not so pretty when trying to read the log in the console. I found that in single player the MultiMC Minecaft launcher can be widened to look good.

The old versions of this mod for Minecraft 1.7.10 and 1.8 did not get the update and are usable but is not as friendly and the /log command does not exist for it.

INSTALLATION

Put this in the mods folder with your other Forge mods and restart the server. Thats it.

Be sure you get the correct jar file for your version of minecraft. (official downloads)

The good version of this (2.0.1) is available for Minecraft 1.9.4 through 1.12.2

NOTES

This is open source.

Source code is included.

You may modify or redistribute this if you wish.

You may use this for anything.

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Link to the page on Minecraft Forum.

I officially make this page the official page for this mod as of Today (November 11, 2018).

PS: If you write a nice report program for this log file I would be happy to post it here. Ideas: perhaps an in-game command that publishes a report with graphs to a web page by ftp or even http upload, on a timer ofcourse.

A link to my other projects.

Project description from CurseForge.

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