Hey there, I'm playing around with the logging options in the php.ini file. I set this: display_errors = Off
Because I don't want to visitors to see any errors (besides the errors I define myself in the PHP script, which is exactly what this does... I only print out things like can't open database which doesn't reveal sensitive data like paths and host) log_errors = On I need the error ofcourse :-) now I had error_log set. However, my error log resides in a root write only directory. My apache logs have NO problem with these permissions (apache logs are u root g root rw-r--r--) however appearantly PHP gets started only by the forked processes because it CAN'T write to a root log file if it's set in error_log so I unset error_log, now apache takes over the logging appearantly because the errors now show up in my apache error_log which is kewl. But this is what I have a question about I have not yet configured my own apache like this, but I saw this at my ISP. What they do is make VirtualHost containers in which each virtual host has their own log files. This is absolutely cool, because I can't read the log files from others and they can't read mine. But every user can read their own webserver logs. (you can't get into the user directory so you can't read the files either). Anyways, the question would be, if I don't fill in the error_log tag like I did now, will the errors in such a setup go to the general error file or does it go to the virtual host log file of the virtualhost it belongs too? Thanks in advance and have a great weekend ya'll Ferry -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To contact the list administrators, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
