Logging

version: 2
gateway:
  routes: []
  # Logging Configuration
  log:
    level: info # Logging level (options: debug, trace, off). default: error
    filePath: stdout # Path for log files (eg. /etc/goma/goma.log). default: stdout

Set the log level to TRACE

Setting the log level to trace configures the server to trace-log all the headers given in forward auth requests.

This is helpful to confirm that certain required Headers are correctly forwarded from the reverse proxy.

Log Level:

• info
• warn
• error
• debug
• trace
• off

Access Log Format

method=GET url=/path/10 client_ip=192.168.16.15 status=200 duration=436.4ms route=Example content_length=0 user_agent=insomnia/8.2.0

When using the environment variable

Set the Goma log level to TRACE:

Add the following block to your .env file:

GOMA_LOG_LEVEL=trace

When using a configuration file

Edit the Goma settings and set level: trace.

version: 2
gateway:
  routes: []
  # Logging Configuration
  log:
    level: trace # Logging level (options: debug, trace, off). default: error
    filePath: stdout # Path for log files. default: stdout

Disable logging

To disable logs, you need to set level: off, it will turn off logs

    version: 2
    gateway:
      routes: []
      # Logging Configuration
      log:
        level: off # Logging level (options: debug, trace, off). default: error
        filePath: stdout # Path for log files (eg. /etc/goma/goma.log). default: stdout