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Events (audit log)

PlainNAS keeps a small, bounded event log intended for security + troubleshooting. This is a lightweight audit trail for high-level system actions (not a full filesystem activity log).

Where to view

In the web UI:

  • Settings → Events

Retention

  • Stored in PlainNAS runtime data under /var/lib/plainnas/.
  • The log is bounded (keeps up to the most recent ~1000 events).

Event types

The log focuses on a small set of high-signal actions:

  • login / logout / revoke (session revocation)
  • login_failed (failed authentication/decryption)
  • mount / unmount
  • mount_failed
  • format_disk / format_disk_failed

Notes:

  • Event messages are intentionally short and should not contain secrets (passwords, tokens, request bodies).
  • Events are best-effort (e.g. if the DB is unavailable, the system continues running).

Sessions: last active

The Sessions settings page includes lastActive, which updates when PlainNAS successfully decrypts authenticated GraphQL requests for that session.