https://github.com/pstrobl96/prusa_log_processor

Processor of logs from Buddy based Prusa Research 3D printers
https://github.com/pstrobl96/prusa_log_processor

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Processor of logs from Buddy based Prusa Research 3D printers

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/pstrobl96/prusa_log_processor
• Owner: pstrobl96
• License: gpl-3.0
• Created: 2024-08-11T06:23:43.000Z (almost 2 years ago)
• Default Branch: main
• Last Pushed: 2024-08-15T19:02:35.000Z (almost 2 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-07-03T18:10:37.089Z (about 1 year ago)
• Language: Go
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• Size: 289 KB
• Stars: 1
• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 1
• Open Issues: 0
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  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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# Prusa Log Processor

## Processor setup

You can run simply docker run of container. 

`docker run pubeldev/prusa_log_processor`

Or you can run binary, no configuration but everything necessary is possible to set via flags. You can config several paramaters.

```

exporter.metrics-path - Path where to expose metrics - default - "/metrics"

exporter.metrics-port - Port where to expose metrics - default - "10010"

processor.address - Address where to expose port for gathering logs - default - "0.0.0.0.13514"

processor.log-to - Write logs to file - default - "false"

processor.directory - Directory where to store logs - default - "./logs"

processor.filename - Filename where to store logs - default - "prusa.log"

processor.max-size - Maximum size of log file - default - "10"

processor.max-backups - Maximum number of backups - default - "3"

processor.max-age - Maximum age of log file - default - "28"

log.level - Log level for prusa_log_processor - default - "info"

```

Example 

```

./prusa_exporter-linux-amd64 --processor.address=0.0.0.0:424242 --log.level=debug --exporter.metrics-port=9090

```

## Enable SYSLOG in printer

To gather logs you have to allow sending logs to `prusa_log_processor`. You have to create `config.gcode` that will contain M340 command which set up log server address. Bellow you'll find manual how to set up your printer. Example gcode [can be found](docs/printer/config.gcode) in docs folder.

```

M340 192.168.20.2 13514

```

After loading gcode on to flash drive you can enable the metrics in printer.

Open `Settings`  

![syslog0](docs/printer/screenshot_0.jpg)  

Navigate to `Network`  

![syslog1](docs/printer/screenshot_1.jpg)  

Find `Metrics & Log`  

![syslog2](docs/printer/screenshot_2.jpg)  

Now click on `Allow` - Confirm and change value to `Any Host`. Next switch on `Enabled Stored at Startup`  

![syslog3](docs/printer/screenshot_3.jpg)  

![syslog4](docs/printer/screenshot_4.jpg)  

![syslog5](docs/printer/screenshot_5.jpg)  

Now run your configuration gcode we created before  

![syslog6](docs/printer/screenshot_6.jpg)  

![syslog7](docs/printer/screenshot_7.jpg)  

Navigate back to `Metrics & Log` and find `Current Configuration` - click on `Logs Host` and store it as Host   

![syslog8](docs/printer/screenshot_8.jpg)  

![syslog9](docs/printer/screenshot_9.jpg)  

Click on `Logs Port` and store it as Metrics Port  

![syslog10](docs/printer/screenshot_10.jpg)  

![syslog11](docs/printer/screenshot_11.jpg)  

After configuration it should look like this. Only IP address should be different. And if different port was choosen then also port.  

![syslog12](docs/printer/screenshot_12.jpg)