To be able to solve some issues, it may be necessary to enable the verbose mode on Keka.

1. Close Keka
2. Open the Terminal.app
3. Enter the mode/s (see below) you want to enable setting them to true (example)
4. Close the Terminal.app
5. Open the Console.app and in the search field (top right) filter by Keka (example)
6. Open Keka and repeat the process that might be causing the issue
7. Don't forget to disable the verbose mode once is no more needed

1. Close Keka
2. Open the Terminal.app
3. Enter the mode/s (see below) you want to disable setting them to false

For troubleshooting anything this one should be enabled:

defaults write com.aone.keka DevLog -bool <TRUE/FALSE>

For troubleshooting a compression/extraction process enable this as well as the default:

defaults write com.aone.keka DevLogReader -bool <TRUE/FALSE>

For troubleshooting the Notifications sent by Keka enable this as well as the default:

defaults write com.aone.keka DevLogNotifications -bool <TRUE/FALSE>