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Hi All,<br />
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On some of the shared hosting websites, I noticed that (due to some configurations set by them), the error.log is generated in the same folder where the error occured. This is a nice thing and I am wondering if we can implement the same on our own webserver setup.<br />
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I know, we can enable logging in vitualhost config or .htaccess, but it's practially not possible to keep creating htaccess files for each folder that gets added to the code etc..<br />
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Any thoughts?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Ron
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Hi All,

On some of the shared hosting websites, I noticed that (due to some configurations set by them), the error.log is generated in the same folder where the error occured. This is a nice thing and I am wondering if we can implement the same on our own webserver setup.

I know, we can enable logging in vitualhost config or .htaccess, but it's practially not possible to keep creating htaccess files for each folder that gets added to the code etc..

Any thoughts?


Thanks,
Ron

Error logs at folder level

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