location of needed logfiles?

[gurkburk76]

Is the logfiles needed for this tool the same as (Chia Harvest Graph) ? That tools works fine but i'm getting the impression that there are some other logfiles needed for this tool, that also perhaps by default are not getting written to disk. is it possible to include the plotter stuff into ./chiaharvestgraph ~/.chia/mainnet/log/debug.log or how should i handle this? confused :=)

[stolk]

It needs the output from chia plots create command. Depending on how you create plots, it may reside anywhere. Are they in ~/.chia/mainnet/plotter perhaps? Unlike chiaharvestgraph, this tool needs files on cmdline, not a dir.

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[gurkburk76]

Nothing to be found there, strange.

I simply did chia plots create -k 32 -b 4000 -t /path/to/temporary/directory -d /path/to/final/directory as suggested by the docs, https://github.com/Chia-Network/chia-blockchain/wiki/CLI-Commands-Reference
I guess i can simply > the output somewhere and parse that, just strange that it dosen't seem to redirect output by default somewhere (running it on linux)
Thanks for the help :)

[gurkburk76]

i just found plotman that will help alot, it seems to write logfiles, in this format:
plotman_logs/2021-05-18T17_50_10.652653+02_00.log
Would it be possible to monitor those? I'm sure it will create new ones daily.

EDIT:
It seems like *.log might work, great :)

[stolk]

Yes, just pass them on the command line. First use 1 to see if it works.

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[cr1za]

Yes, just pass them on the command line. First use 1 to see if it works.
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I am using plotman as well and specified the logdir/*.log while starting and chiaplotgraph also shows the already completed plots. So either I have to copy the old log files out of the dir, or I have to specify each plot.log which is a bit too much work ;-). It would be nice if chiaplotgraph could just take the incomplete logs/plots!