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title: "Enable migration logs"
canonical: "https://support.appfire.com/space/SCAFS/477600300/Enable%20migration%20logs"
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## Purpose

How do I enable migration logs?

## Answer

We have implemented a logging feature which can be useful to track start, progress and completion of migration event.

The migration logs can also help with debugging should there is any issue with the migration process.

Follow these steps

- go to the **Cog Icon  > General Configuration**

In the sidebar, under **Administration**

- choose **Logging and Profiling**

![image](media://47c12026-e473-4cfc-b323-887e761f1d63)

On the **Logging and Profiling** screen, you need to **Add a New Entry.**

- add `net.customware.confluence.plugin.scaffolding.migration`  as a new entry in Class/Package Name
- set the **New Level** to
  - `INFO` to see start, progress and completion of the migration process
  - **DEBUG **to see page mappings and form data being sent and to further debug the migration process should there is any issue with the migration process

> 📝 A*ny sensitive data in the forms will be logged when this is enabled.*

- choose **Add entry**
- scroll down and choose **Save**

Perform the migration as per specified in [Step 2 - Proceed with Cloud migration](https://appfire.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/createpage.action?spaceKey=scafs&title=Step%202%20-%20Proceed%20with%20Cloud%20migration%20%28Scaffolding%29&linkCreation=true&fromPageId=477600300)

- save the log

> ℹ️ You can find the log file here: `<confluence-installation>/home/logs/atlassian-confluence.log`.

[Contact support](https://appfire.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portals) and provide this log file together with

- the wiki markup
- the metadata of the affected page

### Removing the Debug Entry

After saving the log file, you may, for any reason, want to disable the logging. Here's how you do it:

- return to the **Logging and Profiling** screen
- locate the entry that you have added
- choose **Remove**

> ℹ️ The Debug Entry will also be removed automatically if the Confluence instance is restarted.