Logging

Log server events like message edits, member joins, role changes, and moderation actions to dedicated channels.

The Logging module tracks events happening in your server and sends detailed log messages to channels you configure. Each category of events can be sent to a different channel, and you can ignore specific channels or users to reduce noise.

Quick Reference

Command	Description	Permission	Cooldown
`.logging channel`	Set the log channel for a category	Admin	3s
`.logging settings`	View current logging configuration	Admin	3s
`.logging ignore`	Ignore specific channels or users	Admin	3s

Aliases: logs, log, logconfig

Setup

To start logging, assign a channel to one or more event categories:

.logging channel message #message-logs
.logging channel member #member-logs
.logging channel mod #mod-logs

Subcommands

channel

Set which channel receives logs for a specific event category.

.logging channel <category> <#channel|off>

Pass off instead of a channel to disable logging for that category.

Examples:

.logging channel message #message-logs
.logging channel member #join-leave
.logging channel server #admin-logs
.logging channel voice #voice-logs
.logging channel mod #mod-actions
.logging channel message off

settings

View the current logging configuration, including which channels are assigned to which categories and which channels/users are ignored.

.logging settings

ignore

Add or remove channels and users from the ignore list. Ignored channels and users will not produce log entries.

.logging ignore channel add <#channel>
.logging ignore channel remove <#channel>
.logging ignore user add <@user>
.logging ignore user remove <@user>
.logging ignore list

Examples:

.logging ignore channel add #bot-commands
.logging ignore channel add #spam
.logging ignore user add @BotAccount
.logging ignore list

Event Categories

Category	Events Logged
`message`	Message edits, message deletions, bulk deletions
`member`	Member joins, member leaves, role changes, nickname changes
`server`	Channel creates/deletes, role creates/deletes, server setting changes
`voice`	Voice channel joins, leaves, moves, mute/deafen changes
`mod`	Moderation actions (bans, kicks, mutes, warns, timeouts) performed through Slipz

The mod category logs actions taken through Slipz commands. Actions taken through Discord's native moderation tools (right-click ban, etc.) are logged under the member or server categories via Discord's audit log.

Best Practices

Use separate channels for each category to keep logs organized and easy to search.
Ignore bot channels where commands are run frequently to reduce noise.
Set log channels to staff-only so regular members cannot see moderation logs.
Use the mod category if you want a dedicated feed of just Slipz moderation actions.

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