Open Advanced → Xray.

Local logs

Access and error logs have separate viewers controlled by one recording switch. DNS-query logging defaults to on within the log policy and only applies while recording is enabled. Access logs contain Xray connection entries; error logs contain runtime messages at the selected level.

The viewer follows the latest data with a bounded buffer of about 1 MiB. Export has no 64 MiB limit. After confirmation, OneXray streams the file’s starting length into an independent temporary copy and hands its path to the system save dialog. The original remains in place for Xray to keep writing. Later entries belong to the next export. Saving, cancellation or failure cleans up the copy; the viewer continues reading the original.

The viewers have no pause or delete actions. Logs may contain sensitive addresses or credentials; they are not automatically redacted. macOS OneXraySE hides the whole file-log section. Mac App Store and the other supported editions retain local controls.

Generated configuration

The read-only page shows the latest actual Xray input, including managed tunnel, DNS, routing and outbounds. Inspect, copy or export it here; edit through Smart/Custom settings or the Raw editor. There is no diagnostic-summary copy action.

Saving active logging/runtime settings requires reconnecting. Raw JSON cannot replace the App logging policy. Review logs and configurations before sharing them.