I'm working with laravel 5.6 Logs and i'm trying to store the user login data [closed]












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“I'm working with laravel 5.6 Logs and i'm trying to store the user login data such as "date,ip address...ect" .but in my log called "laravel.log" it shows only the error logs only”










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“I'm working with laravel 5.6 Logs and i'm trying to store the user login data such as "date,ip address...ect" .but in my log called "laravel.log" it shows only the error logs only”










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closed as unclear what you're asking by Billal Begueradj, Unheilig, pirho, leftjoin, OmG Dec 30 '18 at 11:39


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closed as unclear what you're asking by Billal Begueradj, Unheilig, pirho, leftjoin, OmG Dec 30 '18 at 11:39


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  • i'm trying store the log data into laravel.log file

    – Roylin Francis Chamavalappil
    Dec 30 '18 at 9:16



















  • i'm trying store the log data into laravel.log file

    – Roylin Francis Chamavalappil
    Dec 30 '18 at 9:16

















i'm trying store the log data into laravel.log file

– Roylin Francis Chamavalappil
Dec 30 '18 at 9:16





i'm trying store the log data into laravel.log file

– Roylin Francis Chamavalappil
Dec 30 '18 at 9:16












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Laravel utilizes Monolog under the hood.



To log something explicitly, you can use the Log facade.



Log::info("Some message");


This is, assuming, that your Log channel is configured to use either the daily or single log channels that write to the log file.



For more information, check the documentation on Logging.






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    Laravel utilizes Monolog under the hood.



    To log something explicitly, you can use the Log facade.



    Log::info("Some message");


    This is, assuming, that your Log channel is configured to use either the daily or single log channels that write to the log file.



    For more information, check the documentation on Logging.






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      Laravel utilizes Monolog under the hood.



      To log something explicitly, you can use the Log facade.



      Log::info("Some message");


      This is, assuming, that your Log channel is configured to use either the daily or single log channels that write to the log file.



      For more information, check the documentation on Logging.






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        Laravel utilizes Monolog under the hood.



        To log something explicitly, you can use the Log facade.



        Log::info("Some message");


        This is, assuming, that your Log channel is configured to use either the daily or single log channels that write to the log file.



        For more information, check the documentation on Logging.






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        Laravel utilizes Monolog under the hood.



        To log something explicitly, you can use the Log facade.



        Log::info("Some message");


        This is, assuming, that your Log channel is configured to use either the daily or single log channels that write to the log file.



        For more information, check the documentation on Logging.







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