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active oldest votes up vote 55 down vote accepted \xampp\apache\logs\error.log, where xampp is your installation folder. If you haven't changed the error_log setting in PHP (check with phpinfo()), it will be logged to the Apache log. share|improve this answer answered Sep 15 '10 at 16:06 Lekensteyn 33.2k893127 1 This path does not exist in xampp for Linux (Ubuntu 14.04) –Muhammad bin Yusrat Jul 19 '15 at 11:36 add a comment| up vote 35 down vote I found it in: \xampp\php\logs\php_error_log share|improve this answer edited Oct 5 '12 at 1:15 John Conde 155k69287364 answered Oct 4 '12 at 15:44 Hovercat 36132 7 Why was this downvoted? In the newer version of XAMPP, this is the correct directory. –cdmckay Dec 5 '12 at 21:10 Correct, the question should be edited to include a XAMPP version to make the current accepted answer true too... –Frhay Dec 2 '13 at 10:44 On my version of XAMPP the root folder is lampp instead of xampp. Otherwise the location is the same. –posfan12 Jan 8 '15 at 0:50 add a comment| up v
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access from my php code, a such file outside web root public php.ini error log dir? cent os 6, LAMPP.... Rubble 2014-04-26 15:29:30 UTC #3 There are some XAMPP error logs in apache server certificate does not include an id which matches the server name > logsUnless you have a VPS I believe the only error logs you can view are the ones in the individual folders. You may to be able to download http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3719549/where-does-phps-error-log-reside-in-xampp some logs above root in the logs folder, I think it depends on how the hosting is setup. To include a file above root you would use something like: include '/home/user/folder/file.php'; You can setup a folder path in your php code with set_include_path but that never worked for me on a shared server.I have setup a folder in https://www.sitepoint.com/community/t/where-php-error-log-file-located-in-xampp-localhost-and-live-cent-os-6-server/41388 the php.ini file on my VPS which works well. John_Betong 2014-04-26 15:56:19 UTC #4 Try this: echo '
Error_log Stuff:
'; $newErrorLog = __DIR__ .'/ERROR_LOG_IS_NOW_IN_THIS_DIR.PHP'; $newErrorLog = getcwd() .'/ERROR_LOG_IS_NOW_IN_THIS_DIR.PHP'; echo '
GET OLD: ', // SET ini_get( 'error_log' ); // NO PARAMETERS echo '
SET NEW and GET OLD: ', // SET $oldErrorLog = ini_set( 'error_log', $newErrorLog ); echo '
SHOW NEW: ', ini_get( 'error_log' ); // NO PARAMETERS echo '
FORCE (and display) ERROR: ', $forceError = $divideByZero / 0; if( file_exists($newErrorLog) && filesize($newErrorLog) ) { echo '
file_size(file_size($newErrorLog): ', filesize($newErrorLog); $str = file_get_contents( $newErrorLog ) ; echo '
CONTENTS of $newErrorLog:
', nl2br( $str ); } die; Output: Error_log Stuff: GET OLD: /opt/lampp/logs/php_error_log SET NEW and GET OLD: /opt/lampp/logs/php_error_log SHOW NEW: /opt/lampp/htdocs/localhost/sp-test/ERROR_LOG_IS_NOW_IN_THIS_DIR.PHP FORCE (and display) ERROR: Notice: Undefined variable: divideByZero in /opt/lampp/htdocs/localhost/sp-test/sp-test.php on line 22 Warning: Division by zero in /opt/lampp/htdocs/localhost/sp-test/sp-test.php on line 22 file_size(file_size($newErrorLog): 1256 CONTENTS of $newErrorLog:{26-Apr-2014 17:50:19 Europe/Berlin} PHP Notice: Undefined variable: divideByZero in /opt/lampp/htdocs/localhost/sp-test/sp-test.php on line 22{26-Apr-2014 17:50:19 Eu
on XAMPP on OSX Posted on 2011-03-16 by Mikko Ohtamaa If you are https://opensourcehacker.com/2011/03/16/enable-php-log-output-error_log-on-xampp-on-osx/ using XAMPP to develop PHP software (WordPress, Joomla!) on OSX you might want to get some advanced logging output from your code. PHP http://schoolsofweb.com/how-to-enable-php-error-reporting-using-php-ini/ provides nice error_log() function, but it is silent by default. Here are short instructions how to enable it and follow the log. php error Use your favorite editor to edit php.ini file in /Applications/XAMPP/etc/php.ini - sudo priviledges needed, Smultron does it out of the box. Change lines: log_errors = Off ;error_log = filename To: log_errors = on error_log = /tmp/php.log Restart Apache using XAMPP controller in Finder -> Applications. Now php error log use the following UNIX command to see continuous log flow in your terminal: tail -f /tmp/php.log See also the earlier article about XAMPP and file permissions. Subscribe to RSS feed Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Facebook Follow me Google+ This entry was posted in php, technology and tagged apache, error_log, osx, php, php.ini, tail, xampp by Mikko Ohtamaa. Bookmark the permalink. One thought on “Enable PHP log output (error_log) on XAMPP on OSX” Pingback: PHP Error Log für XAMPP aktivieren | codingcouch Blog Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Notify me of followup comments via e-mail Name * Email * Website open source hacker: get your dose of Linux, Ubuntu, Python, Javascript, HTML5 and other cool and free technology. Google+ profile
How-to HTML How-to How to Enable PHP Error Reporting Using php.ini?Solution: Learn how to enable displaying php error messages using php.ini file. New here? Like SchoolsOfWeb on Facebook to stay up to date with new posts. Problem: You run a php script and it displays nothing - just a blank white screen. It happens due to any error occurs in that script. You know changing few things in the php.ini file will display the errors in the browser which will help you to identify the problem quickly. Solution: By default, the error reporting is disabled. Hiding error messages, browsers prevent showing any sensitive server information. Though, in the development phase, developers find these error messages helpful to accelerate the development. To enable error messages, it requires few changes in the php.ini file. Follow the steps below- Step 1: Locate the php.ini file If you’re using cPanel, find the php.ini file in – /home/username/php.iniHere, username is your cPanel username. If you’re using Plesk for VPS, find the php.ini file in - /var/www/vhost/$domain/etc/php.ini Here, $Domain is your domain name. If you’re developing php locally in XAMPP server, the php.ini file is in - /xampp/php/ If you don’t have access in the web server, you can ask server guys for it. Step 2: Enable error displaying option In the php.ini file, search with “Error handling and logging” string. You’ll see something like the following image- To enable errors to display in the browser, remove semicolons (;) in front of the following two lines- ; display_errors = On; display_startup_errors = On The first line will enable displaying errors in the browser and the second line will enable displaying PHP’s startup sequence errors . The previous line can’t handle the startup sequence errors. So, it will look like the following picture- Step 3: Decide which