Chip Wiegand schrieb: > Jason Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/05/2003 09:38:48 PM: > > >>On Thursday 06 February 2003 07:13, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> >> >>>>1) Read the changelog/history/release notes of all versions of php >>>>between the >>>>4.0.3 and up to 4.2.3 >>>> >>>>2) Check the php log (turn on full error reporting). >> >>>The log is 23 pages long and doesn't to all the way back to >>>4.0.3. Could you perhaps give me a hint as to something else to look > > for > >>>in >>>the log? >> >>OK, first you need to see what PHP is choking on. Only way to do >>that is to do >>(2) above. So once you know what errors PHP is giving out you do (1) to > > see > >>whether anything has changed to cause this behaviour. > > > Okay, so I have turned on all the error handling options in > /usr/local/etc/php.ini-dist. I have purposely put an error in my > phpinfo.php > page, it errors out in the browser, but no error log is created. My > index.php page does not load and does not provide any errors. I set the > error log to go into the /tmp directory, after trying /var/log and also > my own home directory, it just will not be created in any of them.
change php.ini NOT php.ini-dist which not will be loaded !!! and be sure you change the php.ini which is used (maybe there might be more than one php.ini in your system but only one is use ... find this out with phpinfo !) [phpinfo.php] <?php phpinfo(); ?> -- @ Goetz Lohmann, Germany | Web-Developer & Sys-Admin \/ ------------------------------------------------------ () He's the fellow that people wonder what he does and || why the company needs him, until he goes on vacation. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
