I'm new to unRAID, and Docker in general, so maybe this is already a possibility - but it would be great if you could configure the location of a docker's logfile, such that it could be opened with the same monitoring logviewer typically used in the unRAID UI.  My particular use case is with SageTV (docker template by stuckless).  SageTV has it's own rather comprehensive logfile that is always at a specific location - it would be great to be able to set the container to use THAT (/mnt/user/apps/sagetv/server/sagetv_0.txt in my case) for the 'Log' button in the UI.

 

Where does it normally look for its log file?  A path inside the container?

 

If so you could map the base dir - ex /var/logs/sagetv to /mnt/user/apps/sagetv/logs

 

Then it would look for /var/logs/sagetv/sagetv_0.txt and get mapped to /mnt/user/apps/sagetv/logs/sagetv_0.txt

 

Myk

 

 

 

I'm new to unRAID, and Docker in general, so maybe this is already a possibility - but it would be great if you could configure the location of a docker's logfile, such that it could be opened with the same monitoring logviewer typically used in the unRAID UI.  My particular use case is with SageTV (docker template by stuckless).  SageTV has it's own rather comprehensive logfile that is always at a specific location - it would be great to be able to set the container to use THAT (/mnt/user/apps/sagetv/server/sagetv_0.txt in my case) for the 'Log' button in the UI.