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DR Viewer
A web page you open in your browser to understand a recovery zip when the server will not boot. No login, no live dashboard — just diagnosis from the bundle.
Early preview: The DR viewer is in very early development. Tabs, upload flows, and Fix-tab guidance may be incomplete or behave unexpectedly. Prefer the DR CLI bundle and manual log review when you need a reliable path; report issues on GitHub.
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Upload:
watchtower-dr-bundle-*.zipfrom Disaster Recovery - Or: drop log folders / old facts JSON manually
- Privacy: everything runs in your browser — files are not uploaded to a remote server
- Get a bundle zip (see Disaster Recovery)
- Open the DR viewer URL (your host may set one in config — check
DR-README.txt) - Upload the zip on the landing screen
- Start on Fix — follow prioritized steps
- Use Logs, Mods, Report tabs as needed
Expand Advanced: analyze log files locally and drop a folder with logs/, crash-reports/, and mods/.
Publish the web/dr-viewer/ folder to any static website (GitHub Pages, Cloudflare Pages, etc.).
Optional in watchtower.conf:
DR_VIEWER_URL=https://your-site.example/watchtower-dr/That URL is written into DR-README.txt after each successful report.
Compared to the live dashboard: no Live charts, no Backups tab, no sign-in.
- Local dev:
npm run serveinweb/dr-viewer→ http://localhost:8790 - Must be served over HTTP — opening
index.htmlasfile://breaks some features
Watchtower · GitHub · Releases · Modrinth · Contributing · GPL-3.0-or-later
Start here
- Home
- Installation
- Quick Start Checklist
- Dashboard Overview
- Dashboard Tabs
- Understanding Data Sources
- Using Spark with Watchtower
- Live Charts
Day-to-day
- Commands
- Configuration
- Security and Access
- Hosting Panels
- Reading Metrics on Hosted Servers
- Health Reports
- Backups
- Scheduled Reports
When things go wrong
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