The default maximum of 50 people, is at the extreme high end of a single team of people. In the physical world, a team of people could typically be seated around a single table to have a meal and discuss their project. A team of people is considered a small organization where people work closely together towards a specific shared goal and share the same etiquette. The Max Users Per Team refers to the size of the “team site” which is workspace a “team of people” inhabits. Maximum number of users per team, excluding inactive users. Since v5.9, the public IP of the Mattermost application server itself is also considered a reserved IP. It’s configured as a whitespace-separated list of hostnames, IP addresses, and CIDR ranges that can be accessed (such as 127.0.0.1 10.0.16.0/28). This setting is a whitelist of local network addresses that can be requested by the Mattermost server. If your network is configured in such a way that publicly-accessible web pages or images are accessed by the Mattermost server using their internal IP address, the hostnames for those servers must be added to this list. When running a bot or webhook-based integration on your local network, you’ll need to add the hostname of the bot/integration to this list. When installing a plugin that includes its own images, such as Matterpoll, you will need to add the Mattermost server’s domain name to this list. Some examples of when you may want to modify this setting include: Care should be used when configuring this setting to prevent unintended access to your local network. This setting is intended to prevent users located outside your local network from using the Mattermost server to request confidential data from inside your network. IP address or domain of the socket server. Set to false to perform a certificate check. Set to true to prevent a certificate check from being performed. Set to false to prevent connecting via TLS.įor TLS connections where TLS is set to true, the filename of client certificate or base64-encoded certificate. Typically the program name, machine name, or node name. IP address or domain of the syslog server. Set to false to not compress files after rotation. Set to true to compress files after rotation. Set to 0 to prevent rotation based on file size. Maximum file size before a rotation is triggered. Maximum number of rotated files to keep where the oldest are deleted. Number of days until a rotation is triggered. The number of audit records that can be queued/buffered at any point in time when writing to syslog. Map of options specific to the target type.
Set to false to prevent a stacktrace from being generated.Ĭan be one of: console, file, syslog, or tcp. Human-readable name for the log level identifier. Must be registered in mattermost/mattermost-server/shared/mlog/levels.go. Options outlined in this text file are described in the following table. This feature’s config.json setting is AdvancedLoggingConfig which can contain a filespec to another config file, a database DSN, or JSON. Logs are recorded asynchronously to reduce latency to the caller.Īdvanced logging supports hot-reloading of logger configuration. When using Advanced Logging for auditing, System Admins can capture the following auditing in the target configuration in addition to discrete log levels: Multiple TCP sockets: TCP socket target can be configured with an IP address or domain name, port, and optional TLS certificate.Īll access to the REST API or CLI is audited. Multiple syslogs: Supports local and remote syslog servers, with or without TLS transport. Multiple local file targets: Supports rotation and compression triggered by size and/or duration. For example, all errors could be routed to a specific destination for review.Īdditional configuration options include: Log certain entries to specific destinations. Mirror log output to files and log aggregators for redundancy. System Admins can define multiple log targets to: Please see Audit Log v2 for more comprehensive documentation.
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These targets have been chosen as they support the vast majority of log aggregators, and other log analysis tools, without needing additional software installed. Allow any combination of console, local file, syslog, and TCP socket targets, and send log records to multiple targets.