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Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
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Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
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.
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RE: Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
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.
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RE: Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
(07-21-2016, 04:46 AM)TGates Wrote: 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,
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RE: Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
It should be showing them. Do you have php error reporting on?
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RE: Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
(07-22-2016, 12:29 AM)TGates Wrote: 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,
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RE: Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
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?
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RE: Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
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.
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RE: Seperate PHP error logs per domain,
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.
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