Difference between revisions of "How to enable PHP Logging"
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For debugging purposes, there maybe times when php logging is useful. Please see instructions below on how to enable them: | For debugging purposes, there maybe times when php logging is useful. Please see instructions below on how to enable them: | ||
Latest revision as of 17:53, 16 February 2018
Applicable To:All Versions of Supportworks
For debugging purposes, there maybe times when php logging is useful. Please see instructions below on how to enable them:
- Open <installPath>\Hornbill\Core Services\SwHttpServer\bin\php.ini
- Uncomment: error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE (Remove the leading semi-colon)
- Change: error_reporting = Off to error_reporting = On
- Change: display_errors = On to display_errors = Off
- Change: log_errors = Off to log_errors = On
- Change: ;error_log = filename to: error_log = "<installPath>\Hornbill\Supportworks Server\log\phperror.log" ..Note: the quotes around the file path are required!!!)
- Restart the SwHttpServer service