: Why does PHP create these log entries on every page access? My server's error log (in cPanel) has an entry for every single time a PHP page is loaded that looks like this (where 'username'
My server's error log (in cPanel) has an entry for every single time a PHP page is loaded that looks like this (where 'username' has been substituted for my actual username):
[2012-06-09 09:02:07]: info: [usr/grp]: username/username cmd: /home/username/public_html/error.php php: /usr/local/php53/bin/php
I know it's only an 'info' message but it's filling up my error log. It can't be related to the content of my PHP files because it even happens when I load a page with this as its content:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Any ideas on what it means or if I can get rid of it?
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You would need to disable error logging in PHP. If you cannot modify your php.ini file, you may be able to set the option in your htaccess like this:
php_value log_errors 0
Alternatively you can use the function ini_set in all your PHP files.
The error/info message is a strange one, though. I can't find any information on what it might be. Do all the files/folders listed in the message exist?
To disable ALL error logging from PHP, include this in the top of the PHP files:
error_reporting("E_ALL")
You can also selectively disable error messages by severity:
uk3.php.net/manual/en/errorfunc.configuration.php#ini.error-reporting
The php.ini file can also be changed rather than putting these inside the actual PHP files, but you mentioned cPanel and I'm not sure if you can edit that.
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