SUMMARY
This article explains what Mari's Log and Config files are used for, and lists their default locations on Windows, Linux, and Mac.
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Mari's Log - MariLog.txt
- Windows:
C:\Users\<USERNAME>\Documents\Mari\Logs\MariLog.txt
- Linux:
/home/<USERNAME>/Mari/Logs/MariLog.txt
- Mac:
/Users/<USERNAME>/Mari/Logs/MariLog.txt
The MariLog.txt reports your last Mari session and gets overwritten every time you open Mari. Its output is virtually the same as when using Mari in Verbose Mode, and it can help understand how a user's actions are being processed by Mari. It is also essential when troubleshooting any issues, as the MariLog.txt typically indicates what led to the issue and reports any errors. If you're reporting a Mari issue to Foundry's Support team, a MariLog.txt file from a session in which the issue occurred should always be sent as part of your ticket.
Mari's Config - Mari7.0v2.ini or Mari7.0v2.conf
- Windows:
C:\Users\<USERNAME>\.mari\TheFoundry\Mari7.0v2.ini
- Linux:
/home/<USERNAME>/.config/TheFoundry/Mari7.0v2.conf
- Mac:
/Users/<USERNAME>/.config/TheFoundry/Mari7.0v2.ini
All changes applied to Mari by the user, be that in the Preferences, in specific tools, or in its layout, are stored in the TheFoundry folder, so that they persist across Mari sessions, and most of these user-applied changes are set on the Mari7.0v2 file within. As such, the TheFoundry folder and the Mari6.0v2 file can be useful for customisation purposes, such as when a studio wants to standardise Mari's Preferences for a whole department. Additionally, if issues with Mari occur, it may be worth renaming one or the other, preferably TheFoundry, so that it can't be found by Mari in its next launch, forcing Mari to recreate it with its default settings.
FURTHER HELP
If you are experiencing difficulties please create a support ticket and provide us with the information requested in this article:
Q100090: Information to send Support when reporting a Mari issue
For more information on how to open a Support ticket, please refer to this article:
Q100064: How to raise a support ticket
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