Server Version#: Version 1.24.0.4897
Player Version#: Version 4.62.1
Not sure if its always been like this but when I upgraded to 1.24 today I was reviewing the logs and I can see my public IP all over the place. I have not noticed this before so said I would mention it in case its a recent regression. Needless to say I won’t be uploading any logs anymore until this is resolved.
Doing a quick grep on the logs using the following will return many results (replace xx.xx.xx.xx with your public IP)…
grep -a "xx.xx.xx.xx" /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application\ Support/Plex\ Media\ Server/Logs/Plex\ Media\ Server*.log
It would always be likely that the public IP would be in the logs somewhere before today’s update.
Looking at my logs I don’t notice any new log entries with the IP (just the existing ones) - could you paste an example of which lines you’re seeing?
Sure, maybe its always been like that but have not noticed it before and I do review the plex logs a good bit.
Below is the results of grep -a "xx.xx.xx.xx" /var/lib/plexmediaserver/Library/Application\ Support/Plex\ Media\ Server/Logs/*.log from my server after upgrade this morning. I have scrub’ed the public ip…
EDIT: Let me DM that instead – I can see tokens and the port forwarding information in what I pasted.
It has always been like this to my knowledge… I have DEBUG logs from 1.23.0 with my public IP present in them.
Fair enough - never noticed it before - anyhow, won’t be uploading logs publicly ever again 
Would definitely be nice if the IP was scrubbed, especially when exporting Logs via the WebGUI or something.
Could also be achieved with a quick one-line sed command I would think.
