Your own php erorrs log
In case you are not able for some reasons to setup PHP error log through php.ini settings you can use this code to setup your own PHP error handler and thus write needed PHP errors/event into your own log file:
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Your own PHP error handler
Sunday, September 6th, 2009In case you are not able for some reasons to setup PHP error log through php.ini settings you can use this code to setup your own PHP error handler and thus write needed PHP errors/event into your own log file:
WordPress Security: Silence is golden. Part 2.
Sunday, September 6th, 2009
display_errors OFF
Some shared hosting providers don’t turn off php error showing by default. If you don’t change this default PHP configuration settings too, your blog has vulnerability issue or even security problem. Why I talk about security problem? Be cause of this can lead to exposure of the absolute path to your WordPress blog installation. Let’s check together. Put this little script into your blog root folder, for example name it phpinfo.php:
<?php phpinfo(); ?> |
Call it from the browser as http://yourBlogURL/phpinfo.php
You will see standard ‘PHP Info’ page with values of different PHP configuration parameters. Check display_errors parameter value under ‘PHP Core section’ now.
