System Log

System Log

aqua Administrators have the option to see in the system log, which administrative tasks were done. To see the system log, click on the configuration menu in the upper left corner of the aqua header . In the server configuration area select the entry System log.
 
 
There is a global system log, and a local one. The global system log shows global changes, such as changes in the user administration and is therefore only available for users who are configured as Server Administrator.
 
 
The local system log shows changes made in projects and displays, for example, changes in the project configuration, folder creation/deletion/renaming or the deletion of items.. This is not recursive, so if you would like to see changes in a specific folder, please select it.
 

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