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7.5 log errors? up vote 17 down vote favorite 2 Where does IIS 7.5 log errors? Event Viewer? Log File? I get a very non specific internal 500 error. I would like to find out more. I'm running PHP and I did what this last comment on this post said. But still not logging to the C:\windows\temp. php iis-7.5 share|improve this question edited Nov 23 php event viewer '15 at 11:34 Kasper Souren 4,29332661 asked Jan 21 '11 at 21:58 capdragon 7,4651168134 add a comment| 5 Answers 5 active oldest votes up vote 20 down vote accepted To report errors in the Event viewer, go to your php.ini and make sure logging is on. log_errors = On then enable error_log to write to syslog (with is the Event Viewer on Windows machines) error_log = syslog http://www.iis-aid.com/articles/how_to_guides/logging_php_to_windows_event_log share|improve this answer edited Nov 23 '15 at 11:35 Kasper Souren 4,29332661 answered Jan 21 '11 at 22:24 NeerPatel 541216 1 I'm wondering why this would be useful..wouldn't it be interspersed with lots of other OS/app logs? –Sandip Gangakhedkar Nov 14 '14 at 11:36 @SandipGangakhedkar - It's user preference. I personally like having a separate log file. But some people use network monitoring tools and they only look at Event Viewers or SysLogs. –NeerPatel Nov 14 '14 at 22:55 You also need to ensure error_reporting and log_errors_max_len are properly set. E.g. error_reporting=-1, log_errors_max_len=0. –Pacerier Aug 27 '15 at 17:02 @NeerPatel, How can we set it to server log not syslog (event viewer)? By server log, I mean wh
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Posts Registered User Devshed Newbie (0 - 499 posts) Join Date Oct 2009 Posts 13 Rep Power 0 How to see PHP error logs (Apache on Windows) I'm using PHP 5.2.11 and Apache 2.2.13 on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4764230/where-does-iis-7-5-log-errors Windows Server 2003. They are both installed and work. However, when I run a php script, I get an error saying it doesn't recognize one of the mysql functions in the scripts (probably the mysql extensions are not loaded correctly). I want to view the PHP error logs to further investigate this problem. Where are the error logs stored and how do I set them up? My php.ini has the following settings regarding error http://forums.devshed.com/php-development-5/php-error-logs-apache-windows-645902.html logs: error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE display_errors=On log_errors=On track_errors=Off error_log=syslog I already did a search for this topic, but nothing covered this topic specifically. I also looked in the php.net documentation and I couldn't find what I needed there. Can someone help me out? Thanks. Faq Reply With Quote October 13th, 2009,10:34 AM #2 Onslaught View Profile View Forum Posts /(bb|[^b]{2})/ Join Date Nov 2001 Location Somewhere in the great unknown Posts 5,163 Rep Power 794 This depends on where you have the web server installed. It'll typically be in the
of these involve the use of the php.ini file and the ini_set command. How to enable and check PHP error logs PHP can be set up to log errors in a variety of different ways: two of https://docs.moodle.org/dev/PHP_error_logs these involve the use of the php.ini file and the ini_set command. Using the php.ini file: The log settings are contained in the php.ini file stored on the server. If you don't know where that is, edit http://www.iis-aid.com/articles/how_to_guides/logging_php_to_windows_event_log your Moodle config.php and add the following as the second line phpinfo(); then reload the web page. Look for the entry Configuration File (php.ini) Path. When you have located php.ini open it in your favorite text php error editor. Find the Error handling and logging section of the php.ini file. Make sure that both display_errors = On, display_startup_errors = On and log_errors = On are present and uncommented. Check the value of error_log - this tells you the location of the file errors are logged to. If it is commented out then errors will be sent to the web server error log file. Remember, if you make any changes to this file php error log you will need to restart the web server (or just reboot the server). Using ini_set commands: If you are using Moodle 1.7 or higher, the previous steps are not enough. In those versions error logging parameters are dependant on certain administrative settings that you specify in the debugging section. The problem is that if you can't access the administrative pages, you can't set the debugging options. So the only way to modify them is by adding the following lines to your config.php file, just before the last line (the one containing a single'?>' only): ini_set ('display_errors', 'on'); ini_set ('log_errors', 'on'); ini_set ('display_startup_errors', 'on'); ini_set ('error_reporting', E_ALL); $CFG->debug = DEBUG_ALL; This will enable the same settings specified above even if Moodle sets them otherwise. Important: Remember to put them just before the last line of config.php. Error Logs The default settings of the PHP Error Log file varies from OS to OS. The location of the error log file itself can be set manually in the php.ini file. On a Windows server, in IIS, it may be something like "'error_log = C:\log_files\php_errors.log'" in Linux it may be a value of "'/var/log/php_errors.log'". The php_errors.log file may be required to be manually created, which would mean that the ownership and rw permissions will need to be set accordingly. See also Installing Moodle Ins
Trouble Shooting (10) How To Guides (53) IIS-Aid News (100) Interviews (2) Site Updates (5) My Word (41) Performance Testing (8) Reviews (2) Email (5) FastCGI (4) IIS (54) Monitoring (1) MySQL (7) PHP (40) Security (2) URL Rewrite (9) Windows (11) Logging PHP to Windows Event Log Submitted by Dominic Ryan on Mon, 2009-03-02 05:15. Categories: How To Guides IIS PHP PHP allows you two methods of logging PHP events using the error_log directive in php.ini. A typical set up would be to configure PHP to log to a flat file, by setting the error_log value to the full path and file name to your php log file. For smaller environments this might be fine, however if you're using a event log monitoring agent to report and monitor server operations centrally this may not be ideal as all you PHP related events will be missed. In this guide we'll look at how you can configure PHP so it logs events to your Windows application event log rather than to a flat file. In previous versions of PHP it was could be quite troublesome to get PHP to log to the Windows Event Log, and often required alterating the permissions on the event log files themselves so IIS could write to them. With PHP 5.2 it is actually very easy nowadays to get PHP to log to your Windows Event Log. Simply open your php.ini file with your favourite text editor and replace; log_errors = Off With; log_errors = On This will turn on PHP logging in PHP. Next step is to direct PHP to log events to your Windows Event Log by finding this; ;error_log = syslog And replacing it with; error_log = syslog Although syslog is actually the *nix equivalent of the Windows Event Log we still need to specify it here as PHP does not differentiate between the two, however PHP will know to log to the Windows Event Log when being used on a Windows System. With that done save your php.ini file and recycle the IIS application pools using PHP, and you should now start seeing PHP events being logged to your Windows Application Log in Event Viewer. One final setting you may wish to tweak in your php.ini file is the error_rep