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# This is popup help messages for the Admin Panel -> Dashboard -> System Logs page
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# Fields:
# title - Shown in bold at the top of the popover window
# content - The body of the help popover
# links - List of links shows below the content
# title - Link title
# href - href of link (links starting with / are translated to the
# helpdesk installation path)
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system_logs:
 title: System Logs
 content: >
 This is where you will find any troubleshooting related logging
 activity (e.g., Errors, Warnings, or Bugs).
 links:
 - title: Customize what type of activity is logged by changing the Default Log Level.
 href: /scp/settings.php?t=system

date_span:
 title: Date Span
 content: >
 Select your calendar range that you would like to view in the System Logs.

type:
 title: Type
 content: >
 Choose an option to narrow your focus on a specific type of activity.
 Debug represents the least
 severity, and Error represents
 the greatest severity.

showing_logs:
 title: Showing&hellip;Logs
 content: >
 Be sure to check the Page section below
 to make sure that there are not more pages displaying available System
 Logs.

log_title:
 title: Log Title
 content: >
 Click the Log Title table header if
 you would like to sort the results according to the Log Title.

log_type:
 title: Log Type
 content: >
 Click the Log Type table header if you
 would like to sort the results according to the Log Type.

log_date:
 title: Log Date
 content: >
 This is the date the log was generated by the software. If you would like
 to sort the results according to the Log
 Date, simply click the Log
 Date table header. (Use the Date Span form above to narrow your calendar
 span of logs.)

ip_address:
 title: IP Address
 content: >
 This refers to the IP Address of either the agent or client that
 was using osTicket at the time the log was generated.