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How to stop the agent from auto-sending log files
Written by Marcelo Brandao
Updated on January 17th, 2025
Table of contents
Feature overview
Here’s the deal: Multilogin X automatically collects logs (like agent and launcher details) every six hours to keep things running smoothly. These logs are stored securely on AWS and help us troubleshoot and improve your experience.
But hey, we get it – privacy matters. If you'd rather not share your data automatically, no worries! You can turn off the auto-upload feature and share logs only when needed. We’ve got your back with these simple steps to stay in control 😊
How to disable automatic log upload
If this is your first time configuring the agent, you’ll need to create your own agent.yaml file.
Locate or create the configuration file agent.yaml
- Go to your local Multilogin X folder in your system:
- Windows:
C:\Users\%username%\mlx - macOS:
/Users/%username%/mlx - Linux:
/home/%username%/mlx
- Windows:
- Create a new text file using any editor (for example, Notepad)
- Rename the file to
agent.yaml
Edit the agent.yaml file
- Open the file with any text editor
- Add the following line:
AutoUploadLogEnabled: false - Save and close the file
Things to remember:
- This feature can only be used on agent version 1.32 or higher
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If the
AutoUploadLogEnabledflag is not present in theagent.yamlfile, or if there is no such file in the folder, it will automatically be set totrue
How to send logs manually
You can still send logs manually directly to our AWS server at your best convenience, even if the AutoUploadLogEnabled is set to false:
- Click the Multilogin X icon in your system tray
- Choose “Send logs”
There's no need to wait for a confirmation message, the logs are automatically sent to the server.
