This article shows how you can find, sort, and count IP addresses from any log or text file. We will be using the grep command for this purpose. The grep utility searches any given input files, selecting lines that match one or more patterns. We will use the -o option of the grep command. This … Read more
MySQL database query logging can be enabled/disabled from command line. This will help in debugging database queries. Enable database query logging The following CLI command enabled database/mysql query log: bin/magento dev:query-log:enable Flush cache bin/magento cache:flush After that, browse your Magento site. The database queries logs are saved in the file var/debug/db.log. Note: The database query … Read more
This article shows how to create and run cronjob in a custom module in Magento 2. To know about general details about setting up and running cron on Magento 2, you may refer to this official documentation. This documentation will show you how you can create cron job on web server as well. Here, we … Read more
In Magento 1, you could simply write your own custom log with the following code: Mage::log("Your Log Message", null, "your_log_file.log"); and it would be saved at MAGENTO_ROOT/var/log/your_log_file.log However, it’s not that simple and quite different in Magento 2. As Magento 2 uses dependency injection design pattern, you need to pass the logger instance through the … Read more
To be able to write your custom log message, you have to enable logging from Magento Admin. To enable logging, go to Magento Admin Panel -> System -> Configuration -> Developer -> Log Settings -> Enabled = Yes Then in your code, you can write the following: Mage::log("Your Log Message"); You can check it at … Read more