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Internal Server Error with display_errors off up vote 4 down vote favorite I need PHP errors not to be displayed but logged. I am using PHP 5.4 My current code to log errors in my php.ini is: log_errors = 1 error_log = "/path-to-file/error_log.txt" Which works however I am getting a 500 internal server error trying to turn error displaying off using display_errors. I have tried php errors htaccess using the following, all returning 500 errors. display_errors = 0 display_errors = "0" display_errors = false display_errors = "false" display_errors = Off display_errors = "Off" According to the PHP documentation, as of PHP 5.4, it is a string. What am I suppose to set display_errors to to turn error displaying off? php share|improve this question edited Sep 9 '12 at 3:37 Brad 87.4k22155273 asked Sep 9 '12 at 3:34 Ethan H 5011523 What server? What method of executing PHP? FastCGI? –Brad Sep 9 '12 at 3:36 I am using Apache on Linux with 1&1 hosting. I'm not sure what you mean by "What method of executing PHP?" @Brad –Ethan H Sep 9 '12 at 3:37 So on your production code it's possible to get fatal error? How's that possible? –zerkms Sep 9 '12 at 3:38 1 If I remember correctly, this is a server configuration thing, and not a PHP configuration problem. Your errors are not being displayed... that part is working fine. You just need to get your web server to not return the 500 status code and page when an error occurs. –B
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php, locate and modify the line of the php.ini file where, "display_errors = On". If you are using regular php, ensure you have a copy of the modified php.ini file in any directory where you are running php scripts. If you have single php or php with https://my.bluehost.com/cgi/help/109 FastCGI, you will only need to modify the file located at public_html/php.ini. For more information https://my.fastdomain.com/cgi/help/123 about the different php environments, Click Here. Knowledgebase Article 125,306 views bookmark share Share or save this via: E-mail Twitter Google Bookmarks Facebook MySpace Digg Reddit Bookmark Delicious LinkedIn StumbleUpon tags: display errors php Was this resource helpful? Helpful Unhelpful Did this resolve your issue? Solved Unsolved Was this resource helpful? Yes No Did this resolve your issue? internal server Yes No Please add any other comments or suggestions about this content: Submit Recommended Help Content PHP pages do not display If suddenly when you go to your page, you get nothing on the page. You can still get HTML to display, just not PHP. To serve HTML pages to browsers, we don't associate the Apache processes with your 2 Character sets in PHP How to Set different character sets with PHP and internal server error HTML to display correctly. MySQL Errors This article will show a few MySQL errors along with explanations as to why they might be occurring. Related Help Content Manually editing your error pages How to customize your html or php error pages. PHP Config PHP vs PHP single php.ini vs PHP with FastCGI 500 Internal Server Error when trying to install something with MOJO Marketplace 500 Internal Server Error when installing via the MOJO Marketplace installer. Adding Handlers to change your PHP Version This article will explain how to add a PHP handler to your .htaccess files. This is useful if you want to customize the version of PHP that runs your PHP files. PHP information page How do I view the php information page? Configuring the PHP Environment With php.ini How do I change the PHP environment for my site with php.ini? Outlook IMAP timeout errors How do I avoid Outlook IMAP timeout errors? Allow_url_include In the newer versions of PHP, they have included a new directive to control and handle remote includes. We disable this option, by default, which may affect some of your PHP scripts. Getting Started Training Videos Free Webinars Settings Products Domains Addons Support Contact Live Chat Create Ticket Ticket History Knowledgebase Validation Token Company About Us Partners Affiliates Careers Terms of Service
why you are getting 500 errors with php scripts. When a php script requires write access to a file or directory (like Nucleus does for the 'media'-directory if you want to be able to upload pictures etc), you have to chmod that directory (or file) to 777 (or 666 for files) on most servers. This gives world write access to this folder (file). This is because on most servers apache (and php) runs as user 'nobody'. Although giving world write access will make it possible to use the script, it also means a security hole, which can be used by hackers and other riff-raff. To avoid this security hole we run phpsuexec on our servers. Using phpsuexec, php runs under your own username on the server. This removes the necessity to make files and folders world writable. Instead you can just use 755 for folders (the default) and 644 for files (also the default). Using phpsuexec may have some consequences. Specific statements in your .htaccess file may result in an error 500 (internal server error). So here are two possible problems, and how to solve them: ForceType When you are using files with (or without) an extension different then the normal extension for that filetype you can use ForceType in your .htaccess file to make it clear to the server how to handle that file (or all the files in the folder) (this works on servers without phpsuexec). An example: When you have a file called 'item' (like Nucleus uses for FancyURL's) and want it to be parsed by the server as php you use the following code in your .htaccess file: However, because our servers use phpsuexec this will result in an internal server error. To solve this you can simply use SetHandler instead of ForceType, so your .htaccess-file becomes: SetHandler application/x-httpd-php php_value On a server without phpsuexec it is possible to use the php_value statement in a .htaccess file to change the settings of php (actually overwrite the settings from php.ini). On a sever with phpsuexec this will also result in a server error. To solve this you can use a php.ini file which you put in the same folder as where you would have put your .htaccess file. In that php.ini file you can change all the php values. You only have to put the values you want to modif