On a Linux server, there's no limit to the number of .rpt files there can be (unlike Windows, it doesn't delete old ones). Therefore, the "Logs" page can have hundreds of log files, and the one you're looking for (most recent) is at the very bottom.
It would be great if there could be sorting of the files by newest-first (or better yet, optional sort by each column), and pagination of logs (or only loading the most recent N logs, with N being a setting in config.js).
On a Linux server, there's no limit to the number of .rpt files there can be (unlike Windows, it doesn't delete old ones). Therefore, the "Logs" page can have hundreds of log files, and the one you're looking for (most recent) is at the very bottom.
It would be great if there could be sorting of the files by newest-first (or better yet, optional sort by each column), and pagination of logs (or only loading the most recent N logs, with N being a setting in
config.js
).