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Environment
Unraid OS Version:
7.1.4
Unraid Connect version 2025.08.20.2129 / 4.15.1
Are you using a reverse proxy?
No. Directly accessing my server via DNS resolution to the local IP of the unraid server.
Pre-submission Checklist
- I have verified that my Unraid OS is up to date
- I have tested this issue by accessing my server directly (not through a reverse proxy)
- This is not an Unraid Connect related issue (if it is, please submit via the support form instead)
Issue Description
Logging level not respecting arguments
Steps to Reproduce
- In troubleshooting an OIDC issue, I attempted to turn on logging. (Related documentation issue: the OIDC page incorrectly gives the debug command like this:
LOG_LEVEL=debug unraid-api start --debugall on one line. Those are two separate commands that need to be on separate lines OR need to be separated by a semicolon.... plusunraid-api start --debugis not a valid command by itself.) - Attempted a second try at turning on logging via the CLI reference which correctly gives a valid command:
unraid-api start --log-level debug. This command is accepted with no errors. - Attempts to use the unraid-api that result in errors (such as oidc connection attempts) do not produce any entries in the
unraid-api logscommand or /var/logs/graphql-api.log file, nor anythig in the /var/log/unraid-api folder.
Also tried
- Setting
LOG_LEVEL=debugdirectly before starting the api. - Settings these (found in an old development.md file in the repo
LOG_LEVEL=trace
LOG_CONTEXT=true
LOG_TRANSPORT=file
- Manually stopping the api first, then restarting ith the the --log-level debug command.
Expected Behavior
Debug or trace log entries
Actual Behavior
They did not appear.
If I can help by providing specific (redacted) logs I can, but I assume given their lack of information, they won't be of much help.
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