SysLog

Scott Warner

About this app

Records various log types and compresses them as a zip file.
The logs are saved in the application's private cache directory
named by the date and time.

You can access the zip files through the system document picker
- Select the SysLog app to view collected log zips.

Log types supported:

* Kernel logs (dmsg)
* Last kernel log (last_kmsg, if device supports it)
* Main log (Logcat)
* Modem log
* Event logs
* SELinux audit logs

To enable access to some logs (Logcat and Radio) to SysLog, you
will need to grant the READ_LOGS permision using a computer with
ADB.

From a command line with adb available, you can grant the READ_LOGS
permission via the following command:

adb shell pm grant com.tortel.syslog android.permission.READ_LOGS

This command tells the phone's package manager to grant the
READ_LOGS permission to SysLog.

Ratings and reviews

Uhm, I can't see wrong in this app, this app really work (for rooted device) I use this app to see if my app (does rooted app I also use) does it really running perfectly and I see no wrong, and everything on "live log" shows what I opened so, just you really need root, though it's 2020, I still use root on my Android 9 phone for costume ROM, root apps and some CPU/GPU tweaks

Use this command in ADB to grant the permission necessary for reading logs on unrooted phones: adb shell pm grant com.tortel.syslog android.permission.READ_LOGS Thank you for this great little app making saving & sharing logs so fast & easy. My Galaxy Galaxy S3 has ROOT & running LineageOS 14.1 which is based on Android 7.1 (Nougat). I don't understand reviewers giving only 1 star because they can't read the description above which clearly says "Root is required for Android 4.1+". It's not the app's fault if they are blind! Working great also on Galaxy S5 G900M klteub running LineageOS 15.1 (Oreo 8.1) and on Pie 9.0 (LineageOS 16.0). I used the adb permission on a NOT rooted Galaxy S5 Mini G800H running stock Samsung 6.0.1 Marshmallow & it also works fine on it.

It works I guess, but the fact that I can't save the zip file directly into my files and I gotta open the Gmail app first is greatly inconvenient.

What’s new

Version 2.5.0 - January 23, 2024
- Set up fastlane for publishing a new version
- Add a fastlane Android version plugin
- Working on updating the fastfile
- Setup Fastlane
- Build and dependency updates
- Changelog: Add missing changelog for 2.4.2
- fastlane: Setup fastlane for F-droid
- Update build tools and gradle
- Dependency updates
- Update build tools
- Make all dialogs use a Material theme, cleanup
See https://github.com/Tortel/SysLog/blob/master/Changelog.md for full changelog