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WebDAV Logs

Files.com provides detailed audit log of actions made to your site by WebDAV clients. These audit log contains essential details such as the time of action, remote IP, server IP, user, authentication ciphers, action, path, file names, size, entries returned, duration, status, and more.

We retain these logs for 180 days.

Details Recorded in WebDAV Logs

The WebDAV logs contain critical information about activity, including the following details.

ColumnDetails
DateStart time of the action.
Remote IPIP address of the WebDAV client.
Server IPIP address of the WebDAV server.
UserUsername associated with the action.
Auth CiphersAuthentication Ciphers.
ActionAction types such as list directory, create directory, upload, download, rename, read file status, set status, remove, etc.
PathPath as sent by the WebDAV client. This path may not match with the actual path on Files.com due to user's WebDAV root folders. When filtering the Path, this should be delimited by slashes (/), excluding both the start and end slashes. Maximum length: 5000 characters.
Path on Files.comActual path on Files.com.
File NameActual file name.
HTTP MethodMethod of the HTTP call.
HTTP PathPath of the HTTP call.
HTTP Response CodeHTTP response code returned to the WebDAV client.
SizeSize of the file that was uploaded or downloaded.
Entries ReturnedNumber of entries returned when listing files and folders. Available when the Operation type is List.
StatusStatus such as Complete, Error, Failure, or Canceled for each action.
DurationTime taken in milliseconds for the execution of the action.

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