Logs
The Seekarr log viewer shows real-time output from the background hunt process. Navigate to Logs in the sidebar to access it.
What You'll See
Each log line includes a timestamp, log level, and message. Typical entries include:
- Cycle start and end for each connected app
- Items found missing or below quality cutoff
- Search commands sent to each app
- Queue size checks and pauses
- State resets when the configured interval expires
- API errors or connection failures
Log Levels
| Level | When it appears |
|---|---|
INFO |
Normal operation — hunt cycle events, items processed, connection results. |
WARNING |
Something unexpected but non-fatal — e.g. a missing state file, a queue pause. |
ERROR |
A failure that prevented an action — e.g. API timeout, bad credentials, unreachable host. |
DEBUG |
Full API request/response bodies. Only visible when Debug Mode is enabled in General Settings. |
Log Files
Logs are also written to disk at /config/logs/ inside the container, so they persist across restarts. If the log viewer in the UI shows nothing, check that the /config/logs/ directory has correct permissions.
You can also view logs directly from Docker:
docker logs seekarr
docker logs seekarr --follow
Per-App Log Filtering
The log viewer lets you filter output to a single app (Sonarr, Radarr, etc.) or show all apps together. Use the filter dropdown at the top of the Logs page to narrow down what you see.