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With a paid license, when you encounter troubles, find and zip the following logs, and then submit a support ticket to us for troubleshooting. | With a paid license, when you encounter troubles, find and zip the following logs, and then submit a support ticket to us for troubleshooting. | ||
- | ===== 1. Backup and Restore Log ===== | + | ===== Backup and Restore Log ===== |
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The CloudBacko backup and restore log files are kept in the following locations: | The CloudBacko backup and restore log files are kept in the following locations: | ||
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Backup log: C:\users\{username}\.cbp\log\%backupset_id%\ | Backup log: C:\users\{username}\.cbp\log\%backupset_id%\ | ||
- | ===== 2. Scheduler Log ===== | + | \\ |
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Scheduler logs are used for troubleshooting why the automatic or scheduled backups are not running on time or are missed. The log file is called **debug.log**, it will record the status of all backup sets on the machine. The debug.log is automatically rotated when they reach 256KB | Scheduler logs are used for troubleshooting why the automatic or scheduled backups are not running on time or are missed. The log file is called **debug.log**, it will record the status of all backup sets on the machine. The debug.log is automatically rotated when they reach 256KB | ||