Although a lot of file transfer is now handled using HTTP, FTP is still commonly used to transfer files behind the scenes for other applications -- e.g., hidden behind the user interfaces of banking, a service that helps build a website, such as Wix or SquareSpace, or other services.
Yes, there is a utility to read log files named LogRead. LogRead is a GUI utility to read, query, sort, merge and translate log files from all Progress components (e.g. AdminServer, AppServer, Messenger). It is provided as a diagnostic utility to assist in the analysis of log files. LogRead 1.1 is now available as source and can be downloaded from:
Windows log files location. Log files in Windows XP are stored in system disk (C:) and the path most probably looks like this: C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\. In the last âconfigâ folder you may find event viewer files with âevtâ extension, such as antivirus.evt, application.evt, security.evt, etc. Windows 7 log files location is a bit different.