Managing PHP errors - Revision history

Bert at 23:05, 8 July 2020

2020-07-08T23:05:38Z

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	PHP errors are not displayed by default. If an error occurs, you will simply get a blank page. This is for security reasons: this way, an attacker doesn't know about possible vulnerabilities of your website. If you want to see PHP errors, you can log them to a file, or enable the display of errors. Note that it can take up to 5 minutes for any of the options mentioned below to be detected.		PHP errors are not displayed by default. If an error occurs, you will simply get a blank page. This is for security reasons: this way, an attacker doesn't know about possible vulnerabilities of your website. If you want to see PHP errors, you can log them to a file, or enable the display of errors. Note that it can take up to 5 minutes for any of the options mentioned below to be detected.

	= Logging errors to a file =		== Logging errors to a file ==

	If your username is ''foobar'', create a <code>.user.ini</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.user.ini</code>) with this content, if you are a regular user:		If your username is ''foobar'', create a <code>.user.ini</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.user.ini</code>) with this content, if you are a regular user:
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	error_log = "/home/org/foobar/php_error.log"		error_log = "/home/org/foobar/php_error.log"

	= Displaying errors =		== Displaying errors ==

	Create a <code>.user.ini</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.user.ini</code>) with this content:		Create a <code>.user.ini</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.user.ini</code>) with this content:

Vincenttc at 20:19, 8 July 2020

2020-07-08T20:19:14Z

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	PHP errors are not displayed by default. If an error occurs, you will simply get a blank page. This is for security reasons: this way, an attacker doesn't know about possible vulnerabilities of your website. If you want to see PHP errors, you can log them to a file, or enable the display of errors.		PHP errors are not displayed by default. If an error occurs, you will simply get a blank page. This is for security reasons: this way, an attacker doesn't know about possible vulnerabilities of your website. If you want to see PHP errors, you can log them to a file, or enable the display of errors. Note that it can take up to 5 minutes for any of the options mentioned below to be detected.

	= Logging errors to a file =		= Logging errors to a file =

Vincenttc at 20:05, 8 July 2020

2020-07-08T20:05:21Z

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	= Logging errors to a file =		= Logging errors to a file =

	If your username is ''foobar'', create a <code>.~~htaccess~~</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.~~htaccess~~</code>) with this content, if you are a regular user:		If your username is ''foobar'', create a <code>.user.ini</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.user.ini</code>) with this content, if you are a regular user:
	~~php_flag~~ log_errors on		log_errors = on
	~~php_value~~ error_log /home/user/foobar/php_error.log		error_log = "/home/user/foobar/php_error.log"

	Or if you are an organization:		Or if you are an organization:
	~~php_flag~~ log_errors on		log_errors = on
	~~php_value~~ error_log /home/org/foobar/php_error.log		error_log = "/home/org/foobar/php_error.log"

	= Displaying errors =		= Displaying errors =

	Create a <code>.~~htaccess~~</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.~~htaccess~~</code>) with this content:		Create a <code>.user.ini</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.user.ini</code>) with this content:
	~~php_flag~~ display_errors on		display_errors = on

			Note that PHP errors may include sensitive information, and enabling <code>display_errors</code> will cause that to be visible to the entire internet. It is therefore advised to only enable <code>display_errors</code> when actively troubleshooting a problem. Instead use an error log as specified above.

	[[Category:Webserver]]		[[Category:Webserver]]

Bert at 15:13, 28 August 2019

2019-08-28T15:13:23Z

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	Create a <code>.htaccess</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.htaccess</code>) with this content:		Create a <code>.htaccess</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.htaccess</code>) with this content:
	php_flag display_errors on		php_flag display_errors on

			[[Category:Webserver]]

Bert at 13:59, 25 July 2016

2016-07-25T13:59:54Z

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	= Logging errors to a file =		= Logging errors to a file =

	If your username is ''foobar'', create a <code>.htaccess</code> file (for example: <code>~/~~wwww~~/.htaccess</code>) with this content, if you are a regular user:		If your username is ''foobar'', create a <code>.htaccess</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.htaccess</code>) with this content, if you are a regular user:
	php_flag log_errors on		php_flag log_errors on
	php_value error_log /home/user/foobar/php_error.log		php_value error_log /home/user/foobar/php_error.log

Rockinroel at 06:59, 11 May 2014

2014-05-11T06:59:22Z

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	PHP errors are not displayed by default. If you want to ~~show~~ PHP errors you can ~~add these line~~ to a ~~.htaccess~~ file in the ~~documentroot~~ of ~~your website~~.		PHP errors are not displayed by default. If an error occurs, you will simply get a blank page. This is for security reasons: this way, an attacker doesn't know about possible vulnerabilities of your website. If you want to see PHP errors, you can log them to a file, or enable the display of errors.

	~~For example create~~ a file ~~~/www/.htaccess with this content:~~		= Logging errors to a file =

	php_value display_errors on		If your username is ''foobar'', create a <code>.htaccess</code> file (for example: <code>~/wwww/.htaccess</code>) with this content, if you are a regular user:
			php_flag log_errors on
			php_value error_log /home/user/foobar/php_error.log

			Or if you are an organization:
			php_flag log_errors on
			php_value error_log /home/org/foobar/php_error.log

			= Displaying errors =

			Create a <code>.htaccess</code> file (for example: <code>~/www/.htaccess</code>) with this content:
			php_flag display_errors on

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PHP errors are not displayed by default. If you want to show PHP errors you can add these line to a .htaccess file in the documentroot of your website.

For example create a file ~/www/.htaccess with this content:

php_value display_errors on