How can I retrieve the raw Apache access logs for my site?

You can retrieve the Raw Access Logs for your site(s) by logging in your cPanel and following the link "Raw Access Logs".

 

The Error log for your site is kept separately from the Access logs. The Error log can be found by logging in Cpanel and by clicking on the link "Error Log".

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