Posts by calli2310

Unfortunately, that has no effect. Only public write permission seems to work...

Alright, thanks for it. I think I've got it. The logfile /var/log/apache2/sub.domain.tld/php_error.log is written, only if I give access-level '666' (public write rights). I just want to give 664 or just 644). But which user is trying to write in error case? I tried "www-data", but that didn't work? Is there another user to give access to that logfile?

Any Advice?

I'm using fcgi-implementation.

But standard-log-file was empty, too.

Which php.ini do i have to change?

How to mount in my custom log-Folder? Just copy it?

Hello everybody,

i have the following issue: with standard configuration as well as with my own configuration error.log or self-configured php_error.log is always empty, even if i force some erros that should be logged.

PHP runs as cgi program.

My logfile (manually created) can be found in

/var/www/virtual/[myDomain.tld]/logs/[sub.myDomain.tld]/php_error.log

Php.inis are configured as follows:

/var/www/fcgi/[sub.myDomain.tld]/php5/php.ini:

/etc/imscp/apache/parts/php5.itk.ini:

/etc/imscp/fcgi/parts/php5/php.ini:

I don't know if i am completly wrong with my configuration, but that's what i've found in other threads here but nothing of these solutions actually worked.

• Can anyone help, please?