Hi,
I don't think it matters to the main topic.
The former question is "why does OwnCloud display errors when it's
turned off".
Btw I did some other testing running PHP7.0 with official package on
Debian and I ended up having the same result.
So far:
Debian 8 / Nginx / Redis / MySQL / PHP7.0
What does it show in the log files?
On Mar 5, 2019, 06:13, at 06:13, 450084394239 <450084394...@trash-mail.com>
wrote:
>No special configuration in the config.php, just the plain one after
>the
>ownCloud installation.
>
>Shutting down the database is not possible as this is a live /
>productive
No special configuration in the config.php, just the plain one after the
ownCloud installation.
Shutting down the database is not possible as this is a live / productive
system but i guess i will also get the same generic/themed internal error
message of ownCloud without the full stacktrace.
Hi again,
I did some test again, here is the configuration:
error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT
display_errors = Off
html_errors = Off
I shut down MySQL and I still have the errors displayed in my web
browser rather than in my error.log
I checked the phpinfo() and
Hi,
thanks for your answer. Do you have anything specific in your config.php
that could involve hiding errors ?
I'll re-check the setup again.
Le 04/03/2019 à 18:40, 450084394239 a écrit :
> Doing the same on my ownCloud 10.1.0 installation shows an "internal server"
> error page of ownCloud
Doing the same on my ownCloud 10.1.0 installation shows an "internal server"
error page of ownCloud instead of the stack trace like happening at your
setup.
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Hello everyone,
we hide errors from our customers, we just want to log them for later
analysis.
Here's what we did:
php_value[display_errors] = off
php_value[display_startup_errors] = off
We stopped Redis to simulate an error, and ... the error is displayed:
http://i.imgur.com/eZX0Aud.png
So
