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Activity

The Activity tab (titled Activity Log) is an audit trail for your server: power actions, file changes, backup restores, subuser changes, and similar events, each stamped with who did it and when. Entries are a flat list, newest first, paged 25 at a time. An Updated … stamp in the tab header says when the list last refreshed — hover it for the exact time — and a failed refresh keeps the entries already on screen, with the error shown above them.

Each row shows the action, who performed it, the time, and a summary of the important fields — node, port, or the before/after values a power action changed. Expand a row’s Details to see every recorded field. System marks an action the panel took on its own (for example a task or a crash recovery) rather than one a person triggered.

  • “Who stopped the server?” — scan for power events and check the actor.
  • “What changed before it broke?” — correlate the first failure with the last file or config change.
  • Subuser oversight — confirm helpers only touch what they should.
  • Activity records panel actions, not in-game events. For gameplay history, use your game’s own logs (see console).
  • Retention is finite and set by the administrator — 90 days by default. If you need a permanent record for a dispute, ask for an audit-log export before it ages out.
  • If an expected entry is missing, the action may have happened outside the panel (direct node access) — ask your administrator.