Good afternoon, please tell me how to enable logging of curl GET requests, the method described [here|https://confluence.atlassian.com/confkb/how-to-enable-api-access-logging-in-confluence-815254345.html] does not reflect any changes in the logs when using curl GET requests to page.
Changes appeared if log level set to Diagnostic in Logging and Profiling section.
ps: confluence server version 6.12.3
@Sergey Subbotin Can you please share sample CURL request you are using?
This documentation is about accessing '/rest', '/soap', '/rpc' calls, and not direct page calls.
curl -u user:pass -X GET -H "Content-Type: application/json" http://confluence.mydomain:8093/confluence/rest/api/content/8795644
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Have you restarted system after making changes to files mentioned in doc?
I will try on my instance if behavior is same and come back.
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Thank you! Yes, system restarted few times after making changes.
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DPK_J, thanks for help. Came in handy for me as well.
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