Logs are a valuable resource when troubleshooting DDNS issues. In this guide we will show you how to find those logs and output them to a text file.

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Use the following command in your terminal to display all available application logs.

sudo journalctl -u noip-duc

You can use a pipe | and tail for the logs to be outputted as a text file with a specific amount of lines.

sudo journalctl -u noip-duc | tail -n [number of lines you would like to be output in the output log file] > noiplogs.txt

 

The log file can be viewed in your home directory (/home/$USER) using the following command.

cat noiplogs.txt

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