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I would restart Apache2 but there comes an Error $ sudo service apache2 start Starting web server apache2 Action 'start' failed. The Apache error log may have more information. But all error logs in "/var/log/apache2/" are empty. Edit: The Files are at "/var/log/apache2" and there are several entries from previous Problems but this Task doesn't create any new etry ... Where is the Problem? I've Solved the Problem! It was a error in the SSL Certificate and the path to the "error.log" are changed in the vHost configuration. If you don't need SSL (i don't because i'm running a local system)

I am trying to make an Eclipse plugin that enables a student with no knowledge of English to code. So I want to take the errors of what he coded [in his own language], translate them and put them in the Error Log for him to see and understand. How can I write in the "Error Log"? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16354549/how-can-i-add-to-the-error-log-section-in-eclipse

I already set //don't display errors ini_set('display_errors', 0); //write errors to log ini_set('log_errors', 1); //error log file name ini_set('log_errors', '/var/log/php/error.log'); but I cannot find the log file. also checked the php.ini but there is no error log. I cannot find directory named var/log/apache or var/log/php What I'm trying to do is Log the errors into a file, without showing it on browser the problem : I don't see /var/log/ directory, instead I found /php/logs/ directory I cannot log the errors without showing it on browser, even after I use ini_set() function Try \xampp

My local windows webserver (IIS) doesn't log php errors to log file.The php53_errors.log file is always empty. http://prntscr.com/2aels How to fix it? I think something goes wrong with permission settings. But it shows errors on browser window. And, one more question:Notices like "Undefined index".. Are they really important? Spudley Read the last part of your question: Notices like "Undefined index".. Are they really important? It depends on your definition of 'important'. The easy answer is no, they're not important. That's the reason they're classified as notices rather than warnings. It's