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Logging Configuration
Logs are sent to the stderr filehandle in the terminal by default.
If you want to send logs to a file, please read the instructions below.
Sending Logs to a File
In the config.json file, you can modify the logging section to include any filename that you choose for logging:
“logging”: {
“filename”: “gophish.log”
}
Logging to External Sources
When you configure Gophish to send logs to a file, you can also send logs to another external source such as an SIEM.
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Logging Configuration
Logs are sent to the stderr filehandle in the terminal by default.
If you want to send logs to a file, please read the instructions below.
Sending Logs to a File
In the config.json file, you can modify the logging section to include any filename that you choose for logging:
“logging”: {
“filename”: “gophish.log”
}
Logging to External Sources
When you configure Gophish to send logs to a file, you can also send logs to another external source such as an SIEM.
Are You Ready To gophish?
Gophish documentation
Navigation
Logging
Logging Configuration
Logs are sent to the stderr filehandle in the terminal by default.
If you want to send logs to a file, please read the instructions below.
Sending Logs to a File
In the config.json file, you can modify the logging section to include any filename that you choose for logging:
“logging”: {
“filename”: “gophish.log”
}
Logging to External Sources
When you configure Gophish to send logs to a file, you can also send logs to another external source such as an SIEM.
