To enable trace logging, you need to modify the logging configuration in the S3Proxy properties file. Locate the logback.xml file in the root of your S3Proxy installation directory, and add the following lines to enable trace logging:
These lines will enable trace level logging for the Jetty and jclouds libraries used by S3Proxy. You can adjust the logging level as needed, depending on the level of detail you require.
Once you have modified the logback.xml file, restart the S3Proxy server for the changes to take effect. You should then see more detailed logs in the server console or log files, which can help you diagnose the issues you are facing.
To enable trace logging, you need to modify the logging configuration in the S3Proxy properties file. Locate the logback.xml file in the root of your S3Proxy installation directory, and add the following lines to enable trace logging:
These lines will enable trace level logging for the Jetty and jclouds libraries used by S3Proxy. You can adjust the logging level as needed, depending on the level of detail you require.
Once you have modified the logback.xml file, restart the S3Proxy server for the changes to take effect. You should then see more detailed logs in the server console or log files, which can help you diagnose the issues you are facing.