The error.log file remains empty...

Hi,

I'm using I-MSCP (1.2.9) on my webserver (Debian / Apache 2.2.22).

Recently, I've changed in the customer interface the error reporting from "Production" to "Developpement".

Two days later, the error.log file (in /var/log/apache2/mydomain.com and /var/www/virtual/mydomain.com/logs) is still empty.

To test, I tried to cause an error 403. The error file is filled in correctly, but if I causes a php error (non existent function, syntax error...), nothing is recorded.
Is this normal?
How to view the php errors in the log files ?

If I enable the display of errors on the pages themselves, the error is displayed correctly yet.
Do you have a solution so that the logs are more talkative ?

Thank you for your help and your answers.

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Nice for your answer Andy.
While researching on the forum, I have not found the link you just send me. And not including German, it does not help me to find.

As I understand it (Tks Google Translator), this bug will be fixed in the next update I-MSCP.
I already have launched the Perl script and my log file is immediately updated. It's perfect.

Tell me, is it necessary to run it each time I restart the server ?
Does It exist a solution to execute automatically at launch ?

Thank you

Is it normal that when I cause an error like...

=> <? echo $klmjmlkjmljkm; ?>
(The variable doesn't exist),

... the log file does not record anything about that in developpement mod (but if a enable display error, it display this one)?

Idem, error.log don't seem reporting errors about not founded files or pages (404 error).
Is it normal ?

Can you telle me how can I do that ?
I think it will be a good idea to implement this one in an update of I-MSCP, isn't it ?