Apache Error Log File
October 24, 2008 Posted by KP
The Apache error log file, defined in httpd.conf for each virtual host, are very important, I used to ignore them. They not only help locate strange website errors, but also give problems that webmaster can’t easily find.
Many webmasters have such experience when installing a third-party scripts: A blank page, or fails without enough error messages. It’s time to check out the Apache log file, which may save you from ‘guessing’ the problems.
Nowadays many websites are very complicated, visitors may experience many problems that are difficult to reproduce, most visitors won’t even bother to tell you. By examining the log file, we may be able to fix some easy and repeated errors.
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