error-log

I have updated to Android Studio 3.1 and it doesn't show the details of error during compile time. Suppose if I miss a semicolon somewhere or I haven't implemented a method of an interface, then it gives me this error all the time, but doesn't tell me what or where the error occurred! All error details were perfectly shown in Studio 3.0. How do I see them in 3.1? This is the message that I get every time an error occurs. Compilation error. See log for more details There is a toggle button just below the build button that will show the verbose build logs. Tap that and you should be able to see

We are going to a deployment setup where we will have many servers, most of which auto-added to the load balancer when the traffic goes up. The trouble with this setup is that if an individual developer needs to tail logs to troubleshoot something, he will have to open a console on each server, which is made complicated by the fact that the developer often doesn't know HOW many servers we might have in function at that time. If the developer can find all the logs in one server - say our deploy server, then the troubleshooting becomes easier. Towards this, I was thinking of setting up a push

I've just been looking through a website's error_log and one of the error's that has been logged a few times is: [21-Jun-2011 12:24:03] PHP Notice: Undefined index: HTTP_USER_AGENT in /home/ukevents/public_html/lib/toro.php on line 130 The line this pertains to in toro.php is: private function ipad_request() { return strstr($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'iPad'); } Is it possible for $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] to not be set by a HTTP request? Maxim Krizhanovsky Yes, it's possible, this a HTTP header sent (or not sent) by client, and you should not rely on it. From php manual: Contents of the

How / where can I see what happened when my Android application crashes in Eclipse (using Run, not Debug)? Sometimes the device gets "out of sync" with eclipse and logcat doesn't show any messages, as you've discovered. To fix this, try a) going to DDMS and selecting your device; b) closing the logcat tab and creating a new one; c) disconnecting your device and reconnecting it; d) exiting eclipse and restarting it; e) rebooting your device; or f) rebooting your computer, in that order. Usually the problem is fixed by the time you've done a). Window → Show View → Other , then select Android /

For an example: php.ini file ... ; Log errors to specified file. error_log = c:/php/php.log ... Error log file (c:/php/php.log) contains every entry in this format: [12-Jun-2011 12:58:55] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: test in C:\www\phpinfo.php on line 2 \r\r\n [12-Jun-2011 12:59:01] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: test in C:\www\phpinfo.php on line 2 \r\r\n [12-Jun-2011 13:01:12] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: test in C:\www\phpinfo.php on line 2 \r\r\n [12-Jun-2011 13:02:11] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: test in C:\www\phpinfo.php on line 2 \r\r\n [12-Jun-2011 13:11:23] PHP Notice: