apache error log fills up with php notice:

[siliconmike]

apache error log:

/var/log/httpd-error.log

gets filled up with various notices such as:

php notice: Use of undefined constant name - assumed 'name' in xxxxx on
line 1, referer: yyyy

the size of the file is 200 mb now..

how do I suppress these notices without touching my php source code ?

Mike

[Mike Willbanks]

Mike,

apache error log:

/var/log/httpd-error.log

gets filled up with various notices such as:

php notice: Use of undefined constant name - assumed 'name' in xxxxx on
line 1, referer: yyyy

the size of the file is 200 mb now..

how do I suppress these notices without touching my php source code ?

What you could simply do is create a .htaccess environmental variable
with php_flag error_reporting E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

In your php configuration you could set error_reporting to that value as
well.

I would also suggest that you fix the code that is giving the E_NOTICE
problems. Your problem with the use of an undefined constant is most
likely because you are using an array and not puting in the '.

For example you are doing: $array[index]
The correct way is: $array['index']

If you are inside of a string with "" use: {$array['index']}
--
Mike Willbanks
Zend Certified Engineer
http://www.digitalstruct.com

[siliconmike]

Worked well. Thanks.
Mike

Mike Willbanks wrote:

Mike,

apache error log:

/var/log/httpd-error.log

gets filled up with various notices such as:

php notice: Use of undefined constant name - assumed 'name' in xxxxx on
line 1, referer: yyyy

the size of the file is 200 mb now..

how do I suppress these notices without touching my php source code ?

What you could simply do is create a .htaccess environmental variable
with php_flag error_reporting E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

In your php configuration you could set error_reporting to that value as
well.

I would also suggest that you fix the code that is giving the E_NOTICE
problems. Your problem with the use of an undefined constant is most
likely because you are using an array and not puting in the '.

For example you are doing: $array[index]
The correct way is: $array['index']

If you are inside of a string with "" use: {$array['index']}
--
Mike Willbanks
Zend Certified Engineer
http://www.digitalstruct.com