Seperate PHP error logs per domain,

[muratkaragoz]

You can create php error logs for each domain in two ways:
1. .htaccess method

Code:

# enable PHP error logging
php_flag  log_errors on
php_value error_log  C:\Sentora\logs\php\php_error_your_domain_name.log

Add this into your .htaccess file

2.Virtual host method

=> open OnDaemonRun.hook.php file in C:\Sentora\panel\modules\apache_admin\hooks
 
find    ## Regular Domain or Subdomain ## part

Add this:

Code:

$line .= '    php_admin_value log_errors on' . fs_filehandler::NewLine();
$line .= '    php_admin_value error_log "' . ctrl_options::GetSystemOption( 'log_dir' ) . "domains/" . $vhostuser[ 'username' ] . "/" . $rowvhost[ 'vh_name_vc' ] . '-phperror.log" ' . fs_filehandler::NewLine();

after ErrorLog  and Customlog part.

Code:

$line .= ' ErrorLog "' . ctrl_options::GetSystemOption( 'log_dir' ) . "domains/" . $vhostuser[ 'username' ] . "/" . $rowvhost[ 'vh_name_vc' ] . '-error.log" ' . fs_filehandler::NewLine();
$line .= ' CustomLog "' . ctrl_options::GetSystemOption( 'log_dir' ) . "domains/" . $vhostuser[ 'username' ] . "/" . $rowvhost[ 'vh_name_vc' ] . '-access.log" ' . ctrl_options::GetSystemOption( 'access_log_format' ) . fs_filehandler::NewLine();

You can check php logs of domains in sentora -> logs -> domains folder with this modification.