php errorlog

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by janvl, Nov 15, 2018.

  1. janvl

    janvl Member

    Hi,

    I have ubuntu 18.04 with isp3 - php 7.2 and php-fpm.
    Where is php error.log?
    Or where do I set the path, would lik it with the /clientx/ ?

    Regards
    Jan
     
    Last edited: Nov 15, 2018
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

  3. janvl

    janvl Member

    Corrected, I mixup languages now and then . . .
     
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  4. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    PHp errors are written to the apache error.log, you find the log in the log folder of the website.
     
  5. janvl

    janvl Member

    Thanks! And sorry for mixing up german.
     
  6. janvl

    janvl Member

    Hi
    I have an error installing matomo (used to be piwik).
    The cause is a problem with permissions, but I have not yet figured out what exactly.

    Question.
    /log and /ssl have permissions 0 / 0 the other directories 5013 / client1
    ist that supposed to be so?

    Regards,
    Jan
     
  7. Taleman

    Taleman Well-Known Member HowtoForge Supporter

    I do not know what permission 0/0 means. Please cut and paste the output of
    Code:
    ls -lh
    and preferably in CODE tags so it is readable.
    How did you install matomo?
     
  8. janvl

    janvl Member

    Hi, thanks for your reaction -
    the permissions 0 / 0 (net2ftp shows a zero for root) for /ssl/ and /log/ is
    user root
    group root
    the rest is
    user web11
    group client1

    As you can see this is the 11th Domain/Subdomain, the rest went without problems, CMS and "handmade" PHP sites.

    I installed Matomo with its own installer it shows all prerequisites are met, a move from another server gave me more problems but as it was just a test I installed new.
    I took this rootserver because I wanted to put my own sites/demosites/etc apart from my customers and I have had ISPConfig installed once and liked it.

    Regards,
    Jan
     
  9. Taleman

    Taleman Well-Known Member HowtoForge Supporter

    Using SSH would be much easier, in my opinion.
    I guess you mean the website directory, that has subdirectories web/ , log/ and ssl/, among others. That 0/0 is not permissions, it is owner and group owner. ssl/ and log/ should have owner root and group root, so it is OK on your site.
    If you now see web11 as owner and client1 as group for the web/ directory, that is the way it should be. Previously you wrote you saw a number there, that would indicate something wrong if the owner or group is not known on the system.
     
  10. janvl

    janvl Member

    Hi
    I run net2ftp as a filemanager that fits pretty good to ISPConfig, the thread on the discussion is here
    https://www.howtoforge.com/community/threads/filemanager.73471/

    net2ftp has its own way of showing the permissions the zero stands for root.
    I use ssh (midnight commander) and net2ftp both.

    The problem with Matomo seems something different, I hang in an incomplete install of the database.
    This is discussed in the Matomo-forum.

    Anyway I have clear now what the structure of the subdirectories is and where I find the errorlog for PHP.

    This is a great forum, in a while I may be able to help others too.

    Kind regards,
    Jan
     
  11. janvl

    janvl Member

    Solved

    The problem was a hickup in the server!

    After a restart everything was back to normal, I found it because "apt-get update" did not work.
    I must see that I check the server regularly.

    Regards,
    Jan
     

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