Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This tutorial will show you how to locate and share your client-side CurseForge log file. This is useful when you're facing an issue connecting to your server and would like help debugging the problem.
1. Open the CurseForge app and navigate to the My Modpacks tab.
2. Right-click on the modpack for which you need to find the log file.
3. Select Open Folder from the context menu.
4. Once you have located your modpack installation directory, open the folder named logs.
5. Locate the file named latest.log - this is your CurseForge client-side log file.
6. In some cases, there are additional log files, such as debug or crash reports. We will also need to see these if available.
7. To upload the log file for review, start by opening the latest.log file in your preferred text editor.
8. Select all text by pressing Ctrl + A (Command + A on Mac), then copy it by pressing Ctrl + C (Command + C on Mac).
9. Head over to https://mclo.gs/ and paste your log into the box.
10. Click Save.
11. Finally, you can copy the URL and share this.
Written tutorial: serverminer.com/article/how-to-find-and-share-your-client-side-curseforge-modpack-log-file
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Error with a plugin? The best course of action is to:
1. Make sure you have the latest spigot version and plugin version
2. Check console for any errors
3. Contact the developer on spigot/discord
4. Alternatively try an older plugin version
This tutorial will show you how to locate and share your client-side CurseForge log file. This is useful when you're facing an issue connecting to your server and would like help debugging the problem.
1. Open the CurseForge app and navigate to the My Modpacks tab.
2. Right-click on the modpack for which you need to find the log file.
3. Select Open Folder from the context menu.
4. Once you have located your modpack installation directory, open the folder named logs.
5. Locate the file named latest.log - this is your CurseForge client-side log file.
6. In some cases, there are additional log files, such as debug or crash reports. We will also need to see these if available.
7. To upload the log file for review, start by opening the latest.log file in your preferred text editor.
8. Select all text by pressing Ctrl + A (Command + A on Mac), then copy it by pressing Ctrl + C (Command + C on Mac).
9. Head over to https://mclo.gs/ and paste your log into the box.
10. Click Save.
11. Finally, you can copy the URL and share this.
Written tutorial: serverminer.com/article/how-to-find-and-share-your-client-side-curseforge-modpack-log-file
Get a super fast Minecraft server instantly delivered to you here: serverminer.com
If you have any questions submit a ticket: serverminer.com/support
Music: audiojungle.net/item/commercial-business-corporate-presentation/21209726?s_rank=11
Error with a plugin? The best course of action is to:
1. Make sure you have the latest spigot version and plugin version
2. Check console for any errors
3. Contact the developer on spigot/discord
4. Alternatively try an older plugin version
