Errorlog for cgi and Perl

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Hi,

I installed Apache 2.4.3 with vhosts and in the httpd.conf, for each vhost, I have the usual CustomLog and Errorlog directive:

CustomLog "/httpd/domainname/logs/access_log" combined
Errorlog "/httpd/domainname/logs/error_log"

The CustomLog results go to the folder indicated as usual (in each vhost folder), but the Errorlog is reacting bizarre.

If I make a voluntary error in my Perl script, I get in the /httpd/domainname/logs/error_log:

[Tue Mar 19 20:19:25.500222 2013] [cgid:error] [pid 17263:tid 2921331520] [client 24.122.245.237:56995] End of script output before headers: testerreur.pl

And in the Apache error log (/httpd/usr/local/apache2/logs/error_log), I get the real error message that I need:

syntax error at testerreur.pl line 43, near ","

Problem is that I want the error logging to go the local folder of each vhost (which is what is happening on my other servers with previous versions of Apache).

Much easier to debug a Perl script when the logs go into each vhost folder instead of going in a global error log file.

Also, If I make a minor Mysql error in the Perl script, I get no message in the vhost folder error file, but I still get the error (or warning) in the global Apache error log file.

Any idea where I can search?

BTW, I treid to use:

ErrorLog "/httpd/domainname/logs/error_log"

instead of

Errorlog "/httpd/domainname/logs/error_log"

No joy...

Thank you in advance,

Pierre Forget




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