I cannot find this option and I dont seem to have a profile install either which was the reason some say for the absence of this option. To help with enabling the logging, I’ve built a configuration profile to enable the logging. You have to enable the New Outlook option on the top right of the application. Users/username_goes_here/Library/Containers//Data/Library/Logs/ Once the logging is enabled, the logs are stored in the following location: The following defaults command can be run to disable Outlook’s diagnostic logging for the logged-in user:ĭefaults write LogForTroubleshooting -bool FALSE On that Mac, she dragged a bunch of emails between her O365 email account over to her GMAIL account. Open Contents > SharedSupport, and then launch Outlook Profile Manager. Ctrl+click or right-click Microsoft Outlook, and then select Show Package Contents. Add, change, or delete a profile From Finder, open the Applications folder. The following defaults command can be run to enable Outlook’s diagnostic logging for the logged-in user:ĭefaults write LogForTroubleshooting -bool TRUE I have a client with Outlook for Mac 2019. To learn more about how to create user accounts, see Mac Help.

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Fortunately my colleague knew which settings could enabled from the command line to produce the requested logging. However, the KBase article only references how to enable this logging via the GUI and does not show how to do this via the command line. I had seen Microsoft’s KBase article on how to do it, where it references enabling logging via the Outlook preferences: Hi, can you help me with a one liner command to enable outlook logging on Mac?

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