Debug Mode

When configuring our Minecraft analytics, you may wish to enable debugging. This will output a lot of information to the console, which can be useful for troubleshooting.

To do this, head to your Spigot server config file and you'll see the following option:

debug: false

You'll need to set this to true to enable debugging. Then save and run the following command:

/analyse reload

That's it, when players leave your server you'll be shown a message similar to the following:

[18:11:37 INFO]: Siri lost connection: Disconnected
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG: Preparing analytics for Siri (ed6daf33-575b-460b-a2f3-e208a1004c10)..
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  - Connected from: 'play.analyse.net' (Redis).
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  - Joined at: Fri Jul 08 18:10:51 UTC 2022
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  - Player IP: 12.34.56.78
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  - Loaded stats: 0
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  > Skipping sending PlaceholderAPI statistic %kills% as it has no value.
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  > Skipping sending PlaceholderAPI statistic %deaths% as it has no value.
[18:11:37 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG:  
[18:11:38 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG: Sent player session data to Analyse!
[18:11:38 INFO]: [Analyse] DEBUG: 

If player sessions aren't sent to Analyse, you'll be shown the reason why they weren't sent. Furthermore, if you're looking to track domains within your network and use TCPShield, please see our TCPShield documentation.