How I can view CGI script error logfile? Apache has directive ScriptLog. Where I can adjust it?
M martin_f New Member Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Points 0 May 19, 2009 #1 How I can view CGI script error logfile? Apache has directive ScriptLog. Where I can adjust it?
xav0989 Community Public Relation Community Support Messages 4,467 Reaction score 95 Points 0 May 19, 2009 #2 Well, you can view the error log in cPanel. * Log into cPanel * In the submenu "log" click on error log You get your own personal error log.
Well, you can view the error log in cPanel. * Log into cPanel * In the submenu "log" click on error log You get your own personal error log.
M martin_f New Member Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Points 0 May 20, 2009 #3 2xav0989: You think badly of me "Error Log" into cPanel is error log of web-server. But I need CGI script error logfile. It contains error messages of scripts execution.
2xav0989: You think badly of me "Error Log" into cPanel is error log of web-server. But I need CGI script error logfile. It contains error messages of scripts execution.
xav0989 Community Public Relation Community Support Messages 4,467 Reaction score 95 Points 0 May 22, 2009 #4 Sorry for the misunderstanding. Well, in that case, I wouldn't be surprised if you are not allowed to play with that setting.
Sorry for the misunderstanding. Well, in that case, I wouldn't be surprised if you are not allowed to play with that setting.
M misson Community Paragon Community Support Messages 2,572 Reaction score 72 Points 48 May 22, 2009 #5 If your scripts are written in Perl, you can use CGI::Carp's carpout() to redirect errors. Other languages should have a similar facility.
If your scripts are written in Perl, you can use CGI::Carp's carpout() to redirect errors. Other languages should have a similar facility.
M mirzel New Member Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Points 0 May 25, 2009 #6 misson said: If your scripts are written in Perl, you can use CGI::Carp's carpout() to redirect errors. Other languages should have a similar facility. Click to expand... What can be done if one wants to see errors (or even complete output) in ksh scripts? Miran
misson said: If your scripts are written in Perl, you can use CGI::Carp's carpout() to redirect errors. Other languages should have a similar facility. Click to expand... What can be done if one wants to see errors (or even complete output) in ksh scripts? Miran
