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I am currently running a Cyber Panel v2.1 + Ubuntu + Node v14.4 on an EC2 T2.Small Instance. Using the context menu in the Open Lite Speed Interface, I run a Node.JS Website. However, their are issues with its functionality, particularly when I try to require the Mongoose or MongoDB Package.

As of now, I don't have a way to see the error logs or console logs that are generating, only the access logs. Is their a way I can configure something on either CyberPanel or Node.Js that I can get the console logs & the access logs of the project so that I can fix the issue?

Indraprastha Design
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You should be able to enable console log by setting environment variable

LSNODE_CONSOLE_LOG=</path/to/your/console/log/file>

when you configure the application.

George Wang
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  • LSNODE_CONSOLE_LOG= - I added this to the context menu, > environment variables but the logs don't seem to appear, I have rebooted the server as well – Indraprastha Design Oct 16 '21 at 10:15
  • Make sure `/VH_ROOT/logs/` directory exists, and the user that application running as has write permission to that directory. – George Wang Oct 17 '21 at 13:56
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if you have root access then you should be able to see the node servers and your application level logs under /usr/local/lsws/logs/.

Gampesh
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