Upon review, I also discover that fatal error entries are being made as
well.
On 5/31/07 5:14 PM, in article 465F3AC2.8060707@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Jochem Maas"
<jochem@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Clark Alexander wrote:
>> We have the following php.ini settings:
>> error_reporting = E_ALL
>> display_errors = Off
>> display_startup_errors = Off
>> log_errors = On
>> log_errors_max_len = 1024
>> ignore_repeated_errors = Off
>> ignore_repeated_source = Off
>> report_memleaks = On
>> track_errors = Off
>>
>> on a SuSE 10.1 server and the errors are being logged to
>> /var/log/apache2/error_log
>> (although I can't seem to find a setting that is making that happen.)
>>
>> parse errors ARE being logged to this file and that would be extremely
>> useful information for students to be able to have when trying to find
>> problems in their scripts. I can't just make that file readable to them.
>>
>> So, I had students create a "logs" directory within their file area and set
>> the permissions so that the server can to it. I have them adding the
>> following to the script(s) that they wish to troubleshoot:
>>
>> ini_set("log_errors", "On");
>> ini_set("error_reporting", E_ALL);
>> ini_set("error_log", "logs/error_log");
>>
>>
>> Parse errors are not being written to their personal log file, though. Why
>> not?? About the only going in there are NOTICE level entries.
>
> does log/error_log exist?
> does the webserver have write permissions on that file?
>
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Clark W. Alexander
>>
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