The Tools menu groups Mumara's administrative utilities for system maintenance, monitoring, and troubleshooting. Access requires administrator permissions.
Under Tools → Logs you'll find five log viewers: Debug Logs (application error and debug logs), Activity Logs (a history of user actions like creating, editing, and deleting items), Authentication Logs (login and logout events), ESP Callbacks (raw responses received from email service providers), and Failed Jobs (background queue jobs that errored out).
The remaining tools sit directly under the Tools menu:
Update — check for new Mumara versions, review release notes, and install updates
Cron Status — monitor scheduled task execution, including when each job last ran (intervals are configured under Cron Settings)
PHP Info — view the server's PHP version, installed extensions, and configuration
DB Check — database diagnostics, including connectivity, table integrity, and schema checks
Exported Files — list, download, and delete files generated by data exports
Languages — install language packs, activate or deactivate languages, and set the system default
In practice these pages are your first stop when something misbehaves: Debug Logs and Failed Jobs reveal errors, Cron Status confirms background processing is alive, and DB Check plus PHP Info verify the underlying server environment. Each tool has its own dedicated documentation page with full details.
