Fix Empty Tomcat Logs Folder: Quick Guide

The logs folder in Tomcat may be empty for the following reasons:

1. No log files were generated by Tomcat: make sure Tomcat is running and has some log information being output. If Tomcat has not generated any log files, it may be due to a configuration issue or Tomcat not starting properly.
2. The log files have been cleared, possibly by someone manually deleting the log files in the logs folder. You can try restarting Tomcat to see if new log files are generated.
3. The location of the log files has been modified: It is possible that the output path of Tomcat’s log files has been changed. You can check Tomcat’s configuration file (such as conf/logging.properties) to confirm if the log file output path is correct.
4. Permission issue: Incorrect permission settings on the logs folder may cause Tomcat to be unable to write log files. Ensure that the logs folder has sufficient permission for Tomcat to write logs.

If you are unable to solve the issue mentioned above, you can try changing the log output path of Tomcat or reinstalling Tomcat.