Logging Types
Learn about all the different logging types available in Bulbbot and how to configure them.
Bulbbot currently offers 11 logging types: mod_logs, automod, message_logs, role_logs, member_logs, channel_logs, thread_logs, invite_logs, join_leave, and other.
Mod Logs
Once enabled, mod_logs will log all moderation actions performed by the bot in the selected channel. This includes bans, kicks, mutes, warns, and other moderation actions. You can enable mod action logging using the /configure command.
What gets logged: Ban, Kick, Mute, Unmute, Warn, Tempban, Unban, Nickname changes, and other mod actions
AutoMod Logs
AutoMod logging will log all automod violations detected by Bulbbot in the selected channel. Bulbbot will additionally log which actions it took automatically and the content it detected to trigger the automated action.
What gets logged: Filtered words, Spam mentions, Invite links, Website links, Avatar violations, and configured automated responses
Message Logs
Message logging will log message updates and deletions in the server. You can enable message logging using the /configure command.
What gets logged:
- • Deleted messages (including replies, stickers, embeds, and attachments)
- • Edited messages
Role Logs
Role logs will log whenever an update happens to a role in the server. You can enable role logging using the /configure command.
What gets logged: Role creation, deletion, name changes, color changes, and permission updates
Member Logs
Member logs will log whenever a server member updates their server profile. You can enable member logging using the /configure command.
What gets logged: Nickname updates, role assignments, profile changes
Channel Logs
Channel logs will log whenever an update happens to a channel in the server. You can enable channel logging using the /configure command.
What gets logged: Channel creation, deletion, name changes, topic changes, slowmode updates
Thread Logs
Thread logs will log whenever a thread is created or deleted in the server. You can enable thread logging using the /configure command.
What gets logged: Thread creation, deletion, archival, and member actions
Invite Logs
Invite logs will log whenever an invite is created or deleted in the server. You can enable invite logging using the /configure command.
What gets logged: Invite creation, deletion, expiration, and usage
Join/Leave Logs
Join/leave logs will log whenever a user joins or leaves the server. You can enable it using the /configure command.
What gets logged: User joins, user leaves, account creation date
Other Logs
Other logs will log any miscellaneous events that don't fit into the other categories. You can enable it using the /configure command.
What gets logged: Command usage, configuration changes, and other miscellaneous actions