Hi John!

Thanks a lot for your feedback!
Please see my comments inline.

On Tue, Jul 5, 2016 at 8:30 PM, John Omernik <[email protected]> wrote:

> I like the concept of logs in the web UI, however at this time, it assumes
> that there will only be one directory for logfiles.

The way I've set mine
> up is to have different directories for logs, dcplogs, profiles, etc.  That
> way, I can organize them out a bit, and for those logs that are in json
> format, actually use drill to query them (awesome).   So to that end, here
> are some observations/suggestions.
>
>
> 1. Create an option that will specify what the extensions of valid log
> files will be (perhaps default to .json,.log) that way, you don't have a
> web server trying to render things that perhaps should not be rendered
> (only one of many protections that may need to be here). For example, I
> tared up some logfiles, the UI shouldn't try to render that, or show that
> it exists.


I suggest to show all files by default. If user wants to exclude some
extensions, he may modify the option.


> 2. Allow traversal from the log directory to subdirectories. (But not up
> pas the log dir root!)


Agree.

3.  Provide sortable (Name, Size, Last Modified)
>

Agree.


> 4. Show permissions on the list page
>

May I ask why permissions are needed?

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