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Solara’s logging commands let you configure where each type of server event is recorded and filter out channels you don’t want tracked.

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/logs setup

Configure a channel to receive logs for a specific event type. Run this command once per event type to route each log to the channel of your choice. 
/logs setup message-delete #mod-logs
/logs setup member-join #join-logs
Supported event types:
Event typeWhat it captures
message-deleteDeleted messages with original content
message-editMessage edits showing before and after
member-joinNew members joining the server
member-leaveMembers leaving or being kicked
member-banBans and unbans
role-changeRole additions and removals
nickname-changeNickname and username updates
voice-joinMembers joining a voice channel
voice-leaveMembers leaving a voice channel
channel-updateChannel creation, deletion, and edits
Route high-volume events like message-delete and message-edit to a separate channel from moderation actions to keep your logs easy to read.

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/logs disable

Disable logging for a specific event type. Solara stops sending log entries for that event until you re-enable it with /logs setup. 
/logs disable message-edit

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/audit

View the server’s audit trail. Run it without arguments for the full log, filter by user to see only their actions, or filter by action type to narrow the results. 
/audit
/audit @user
/audit ban
The audit log shows actions recorded by Solara. It is separate from Discord’s built-in audit log and includes additional context such as case notes and moderator references.

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/ignore-channel

Exclude a channel from message logs. Solara will not capture message edits or deletions in that channel. Useful for bot command channels with high noise volume. 
/ignore-channel #bot-commands
You can ignore as many channels as you need. Run /ignore-channel again on the same channel to remove it from the exclusion list.
Last modified on April 17, 2026