Seperate PHP error logs per domain,

[cathelest]

Hello,

At present my server does not display errors but logs them to the 
error_log = "C:/zpanel/logs/php/php_errors.log" which i believe is default,
But all domain errors go onto the same log,

I wish to separate them per domain,
I tried to do via .htaccess but it throws 500 errors and kills the site,

It does work if i manually add a line into the httpd-vhosts.conf
php_value error_log "C:/zpanel/logs/php/<MYDOMAIN>_php.error.log"

But ofcorse this will be overwritten,

My question, is there a better way, or is it possible to have sentora write this line to conf when it generates the vhosts conf?


All files are fine to stay in the same directory, I am the only person who uses my server for multiple domains, and no one else,

Many thanks for your help in advance,

Cathelest.

[TGates]

The panel does create individual log files for each domain. If it is not, then there is an issue with the way you have setup/installed the panel.

They should be in c:/zpanel/logs/domains/

this is also where the bandwidth and access logs for each domain are.

[cathelest]

The panel does create individual log files for each domain. If it is not, then there is an issue with the way you have setup/installed the panel.

They should be in c:/zpanel/logs/domains/

this is also where the bandwidth and access logs for each domain are.

It does create a error, access and bandwith log for each domain, but not a php errors?

The error log is only showing me apache errors, as in file/script not found etc,

[TGates]

It should be showing them. Do you have php error reporting on?

[cathelest]

It should be showing them. Do you have php error reporting on?

Thanks for your help, my php.ini (just grabbed the bits which i beleive relate to error messages)

error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED
display_errors = Off
display_startup_errors = O
log_errors = On
log_errors_max_len = 1024
ignore_repeated_errors = Off
ignore_repeated_source = Off
report_memleaks = On
track_errors = Off
html_errors = Off
error_log = "C:/zpanel/logs/php/php_errors.log"

Thanks again for your support, I really appreciate it,

[TGates]

It should be working with that setup. Maybe you don't have any php errors? lol What is it that you are working on that you are not seeing the errors?

[hellosuny]

Go to the terminal and edit your php.ini file (Uncomment the error_log directive)

   

Restart your apache service.

After this, you will get the error log in the folder where the script resides.
Please note that if the error is in a script included from some other folder, the error log will be generated in the folder which has the main script.

[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.