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Healthy logs

After your wallet server is fully synced, you may choose to check on the logs from time to time to ensure everything looks healthy. If you are experiencing issues with your Dojo, by checking the logs you may be able to identify the fault and look to fix it.

In the terminal of your Dojo, copy and paste the following commands, then press ENTER.

Terminal window
cd ~/dojo-app/docker/my-dojo

All commands which start ./dojo.sh are to be run in this directory.

Terminal window
./dojo.sh logs

Press ctrl + c to exit back to the terminal.

Terminal window
./dojo.sh logs bitcoind

Press ctrl + c to exit back to the terminal.

Terminal window
./dojo.sh logs tor

Press ctrl + c to exit back to the terminal.

Terminal window
./dojo.sh logs fulcrum

Press ctrl + c to exit back to the terminal.

Warning: these logs can contain sensitive information pertaining to wallets connected to your wallet server. As such, consideration should be made prior to sharing these with any third-party.

Terminal window
./dojo.sh logs node

Press ctrl + c to exit back to the terminal.

Warning: the “user” field contained in these logs, though not a security risk, may be a privacy risk. As such, consideration should be made prior to sharing these with any third-party.

Terminal window
./dojo.sh logs db

Press ctrl + c to exit back to the terminal.

Terminal window
./dojo.sh logs explorer

Press ctrl + c to exit back to the terminal.

The following healthy logs have been captured after Dojo has completed its initial sync.

Bitcoind logs

Tor logs

Fulcrum logs

Warning: these logs can contain sensitive information pertaining to wallets connected to your Dojo. As such, consideration should be made prior to sharing these with any third-party.

Node.js logs

Warning: the “user” field contained in these logs, though not a security risk, may be a privacy risk. As such, consideration should be made prior to sharing these with any third-party.

DB logs

Explorer logs