Understanding Beam Logs
Understanding Beam logs
Beam logs are files that record the events that occur within the Beam software and the Beam network. These files contain vital information that is very helpful to Beam support if you encounter any technical difficulties.
Beam Log Locations
Find CLI wallet and Node logs in the same folder as the binaries.
For a complete list of file locations see :ref: Files and Locations
Node Logs
Each log starts with the Rules Signature. Rules Signature is the hash of the Consensus Rules and must be compatible to connect with your desired network. Consensus Rules for Testnet and Mainnet logs are different. View the relevant Rules Signature for each network here :ref: rules_signature
Beam logs have a simple structure. The first field is the severity level, followed by a timestamp and log message:
Log Severity +——————–+—————–+ | I | Info | +——————–+—————–+ | W | Warning | +——————–+—————–+ | E | Error | +——————–+—————–+ | D | Debug | +——————–+—————–+
The sample below shows the start of a new node:
In this case, the node connects to the first peer, 23.239.24.209:8201, and downloads the initial Tip at height 0. It then requests the matching block. In this specific example, the node also starts the Stratum server.
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