I spent days looking where are these methods needed to debug remote gameservers with the GDSK but the Unity version doesn't seem to include any of this anywhere.
Any idea on how to perform the direct log and get the log folder so I can redirect Unity default logs to the terminated server log zip files?
What do you mean by performing the direct log and redirecting Unity default logs to the terminated server log zip files? You can checkout this document Connect directly to debug game servers - PlayFab | Microsoft Docs to debug your game servers remotely.
I can't connect directly because the system terminates the servers
try this method to get the configuration, including the log folder gsdk/PlayFabMultiplayerAgentAPI.cs at main PlayFab/gsdk (github.com)
That method only returns ipv4 and ports information. Is there soemthing i'm missing?
oh, I'm so sorry, wrong copy :) check the GetConfigSettings gsdk/PlayFabMultiplayerAgentAPI.cs at main PlayFab/gsdk (github.com)
I got the log directory (it shows "data/GameLogs") but cannot get localmuttiplayeragent to create log files outside the machine.
its getting very very frustrating, 3 montsh of not being able to run builds (always unhealthy) while localagent works fine, cannot connect directly to see the logs because servers are terminated and removed and cannot debug anything because I cannot log anything outside of containers. I'm getting very tired of this.
Also you can get it via environment variables Basics of a PlayFab game server - PlayFab | Microsoft Docs
Is there any way to add PF_SERVER_LOG_DIRECTORY as a command line argument for -logFile?
UPDATE: I managed to connect directly to the container without it being terminated isntantly, but cannot seem to get unity to create a standard log file to check where the server gets stuck. I can explore all the file system and check the server process but cannot find any txt logs created
I tried -logFile command but it doesn't create any directory inside the container.
I *think* that -logFile will send the logs to standard output where there will be captured by our VmAgent when the game server will terminate.
Just "-logFIle" without any extra arguments of where it goes? Does it have to include the file name like "-logFile log.txt"?
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