sparkybp
05-23-2014, 12:34 AM
Hi guys, this is going to sound weak, but I can't seem to get admincp to write error logs to anywhere.
I've set permissions to the directory to 777.
i've tried to create the directory below and above my public_html
im on a vps
I think what it boils down to, I'm not sure at which point in the directory structure does the admincp interface interpret me to be writing.
Like if I wanted to set the address in admin cp(in vB) for php error logging, would I have to do
http://sitename.com/logging/php_errors.log
or
/home/user/public_html/logging/php_errors.log
or
/logging/php_errors.log
or if I wanted to set my logs above the public_html directory could I do this?
/home/user/logging/php_errors.log
I don't understand what admincp can interpret? As far as it's concerned, does it only know about /whatever-folder-below-public_html ?
Thanks for your help!
I've set permissions to the directory to 777.
i've tried to create the directory below and above my public_html
im on a vps
I think what it boils down to, I'm not sure at which point in the directory structure does the admincp interface interpret me to be writing.
Like if I wanted to set the address in admin cp(in vB) for php error logging, would I have to do
http://sitename.com/logging/php_errors.log
or
/home/user/public_html/logging/php_errors.log
or
/logging/php_errors.log
or if I wanted to set my logs above the public_html directory could I do this?
/home/user/logging/php_errors.log
I don't understand what admincp can interpret? As far as it's concerned, does it only know about /whatever-folder-below-public_html ?
Thanks for your help!