The logs from Syncplicity mobile and desktop clients capture where the user's content reside. These log entries contain certain URLs, which are for uploads and downloads only; however, with these URLs you can determine if the content was uploaded/downloaded on the cloud or on-premise.
If the URLs in the log file are either https://data.syncplicity.com or https://data-2.syncplicity.com, the content is stored in the cloud.
If the URLs in the log file points to your storage endpoint; for example, https://myserver.mycompany.com, the content is on-premise. These are the same URLs that you have set for your on-premise storage connector in your Syncplicity Admin console.
The following examples demonstrate client log entries:
Desktop download
2015-08-01T11:18:49 INFO [d1] DownloadTransfer - Using URL to Transfer data https://data-2.syncplicity.com /retrieveFile.php?vToken=XXXXXX
Based on the URL above, you can determine the content was downloaded from the cloud.
Desktop upload
2015-08-05T14:41:37 INFO [u0] Uploader - Uploading: /Users/smithj/Syncplicity Folders/backup/CPU.png, ETag: , Start: 0, Url: https://myserver.mycompany.com/saveFile.php?filepath=XXXX
Based on the URL above, you can determine the content was uploaded to on-premise servers.
Mobile download
8/11/15, 9:17 AM (Thread = 907, Queue = com.apple.main-thread)__70-[FileDownloader
downloadImgNow:withVersion:progress:success:failure:]_block_invoke560[Line 851] finished download file downloaded:
<SyncplicityFile: 0x1702f9e80> (entity: SyncplicityFile; id: 0xd000000008800012 <x-coredata://7379D007-ABAE-468F-
8AEA-0459079AA393/SyncplicityFile/p544> ; data: { thumbnailUrl = https://data.syncplicity.com/thumbnail.php?b=1024&a=
tn_11e93461-4eba-4ce1-9e9b-c0cfb6a4f63b_80x80.jpg
Based on the URL above, you can determine the content was downloaded from the cloud to the iOS device.