Ala Logger
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Share a Minecraft log or crash report with one command and get a public link anyone can open in their browser.
The log list first, with the size and age of each file, then the upload itself: a public link, buttons to inspect or delete it, and a count of what was stripped out before sending.
Description
Ala Logger
Something breaks, and the person helping you asks for the log. Find the file, open it, copy the right part, paste it somewhere that does not mangle it. Or type one command.
/alalogger
[Ala Logger] Looking for the log file...
[Ala Logger] Uploading latest.log (21 KB)...
[Ala Logger] Log uploaded: alacraft.day/en/logs/aB3xY9kM [what's wrong] [delete]
[Ala Logger] Removed before sending: 2 IP addresses, 3 account names in paths.
[Ala Logger] Found 2 known problem(s):
1. Java 17 is installed, but this version needs Java 25
2. Port 25565 is already in use by another process
You get a link. Anyone can open it in a browser and read the whole file, properly formatted and scrollable. No account, no download, no wall of text pasted into chat.
Commands
/alaloggeruploads the current log./alogis shorter and does the same./alalogger crashuploads the newest crash report, including the JVM ones (hs_err_pid*.log) that most tools will not touch./alalogger listshows every log and report with its size and age, each clickable./alalogger delete <id>removes one you uploaded. Still works after a restart./alalogger insights <id>shows the detected problems again.
It reads the log for you
The site looks the file over and says what it found, right there in chat. Wrong Java version, a port already in use, a mod missing the one it depends on. Often that is the whole answer and nobody needs to open the link at all.
In the player's own language
Messages, detected problems and links follow each player's client language: English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, French, Spanish, Japanese. Players on a vanilla client get their language too, because the text is chosen on the server side.
Before anything leaves the machine
The mod removes IP addresses, e-mail addresses, your account name from file paths, session tokens, API keys, passwords and the world seed, then tells you what it took out. Nothing is uploaded unless someone runs the command.
Uploaded logs stay for 90 days after they were last opened, and you can delete one at any time.
Requirements
Minecraft 26.2, Fabric Loader 0.19.3 or newer, Fabric API, and Java 25 or newer.
The Ala Logger Team
