# How To Access Logs In ThinkDiffusion

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💡 Under each app folder is a `logs` folder. Inside that folder, you’ll find a log file that matches the machine ID in your URL. So for comfyui it will be under the `/comfyui/logs/` folder.
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Curious what’s going on in the terminal as you’re working?

Every time you launch a machine, it's assigned a distinct name, and a related log file is created for it inside the corresponding app folder. For instance, a log file might be named *phu-attention-23213812-logs.txt.*<br>

* Simply navigate to *a1111/logs*, *comfyui/logs,* *fooocus/logs, or kohya/logs.*
* Click on the *\<machine\_name>.txt* file.
* The latest log file will open in a new tab.&#x20;
* ***Refresh*** your browser to get the latest status in real-time!<br>

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If you're still confused about an issue, feel free to reach out to our support team on the ThinkDiffusion[ Discord here](https://discord.com/invite/hAm87ApunD). Don't forget to attach the `logs file` as it helps them resolve your query much faster.

**Step-by-step breakdown of how to access Logs on ThinkDiffusion**

1. Navigate to your apps file browser and click on app name, for example - "comfyui"

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2. Navigate to the logs folder within the app folder<br>

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3. Each `log file` has a name convention based on `user-workflow` and a `timestamp` to help you identify the correct logs.&#x20;

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