On 11/29/2012 4:52 PM, Alvise Nicoletti wrote: > Il 29/11/2012 21:36, Mark Montague ha scritto: >> On November 29, 2012 14:46 , Alvise Nicoletti >> <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> I would like to use the ErrorLogFormat function (a > apache2.4 >>> function), >>> because I have a lot of php websites in a same Virtual Host / >>> directory and I would like to have better error reporting. >>> [...] >>> >>> So I ask, is 2.4 stable ? >>> >>> Do you have any tips to workaround the problem maybe with an apache >>> mod ? >> >> What does "stable" mean to you? For what it is worth, 2.4 is a >> production release of Apache HTTP Server: it is not a development >> version, it is not an alpha version, and it is not a beta version. >> People are using Apache HTTP Server 2.4 successfully in production. I >> have not heard any complaints about it failing to serve its intended >> purpose. >> >> As for workarounds, you could try to backport the feature from 2.4 to >> 2.2, but I recommend against this, in general: if you have to compile >> Apache HTTP Server from source, just compile an unmodified version of >> 2.4 -- even counting the cost of learning about the new features and >> making some changes to your existing configuration, I think this will >> be much easier than backporting a feature to 2.2 and then supporting >> it yourself in-house long term. >> >> -- >> Mark Montague >> mark@xxxxxxxxxxx >> >> > > Thanks, > > so you confirm it's actually impossible to have website URL reference in > actual php error logs with apache 2.2 ... ? > > Of course I'm talking of a php application that is installed in a > directory where is configured a virtual server with more than 1 website > against it. > Actually I have some php errors with /the/path/to/the/phpfile but I > don't know wich website caused them. > Apache has no influence over how PHP logs its error messages. Given that all of your "sites" are running on a single virtual host, how do you expect Apache to know to which "site" the error is attributable? Typically, a "site" equals a "virtual host". Therefore, there is no Apache-specific change that will include the "site name" in PHP's error log messages. You state: > Actually I have some php errors with /the/path/to/the/phpfile but I > don't know wich website caused them. You only have *one website* (one virtual host), based on your initial post. What, exactly, are you hoping to see in your Apache logs? Can you post a sample "ideal log entry"? Doesn't the /the/path/to/the/phpfile contain the subdirectory (which you seem to be equating with a "website") of interest? The bottom line is that you would have to modify your PHP code; this is out of Apache's hands. More specifically, you would have to override PHP's base error-handling mechanism such that it includes whatever information you're seeking. -Ben --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscribe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx For additional commands, e-mail: users-help@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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