OT - php runtime error unreported

[Charles Harrison Caudill]

I apologize if this question is covered in the FAQ, I was only able to find
German and French versions. Does anyone know where I could get an English
version, or a better translater than Google?

I'm trying to figure out why php stops executing my script after a certain
command. the command is DB::connect using PEAR-DB. I need error codes, or
logs, or something.

I've tried adding:

error_reporting = E_ALL
display_errors = On
log_errors = On
error_prepend_string = "<span style=\"color: #ff0000;\">"
error_append_string = "</span>"
error_log = syslog

as well as internal combinations thereof;

I've also tried adding:

error_reporting(E_ALL);
error_log("/home/www/hypersphere.org/htdocs/dev/php_errors.log");

to my index.php file.

Still, thread execution halts at the cocnnection attempt.

At this point I need to know how to make php actually log the errors.

You're welcome to look at the php yourself:

http://alexei.hypersphere.org/dev/index.php

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Harrison

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Harrison Caudill BS BS | .^ www.hypersphere.org
Computer Science & Physics Graduate | | Me*Me=1
Georgia Institute of Technology | v' I'm just a normal guy

[Mike Willbanks]

Charles,

I apologize if this question is covered in the FAQ, I was only able to find
German and French versions. Does anyone know where I could get an English
version, or a better translater than Google? http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.database.db.php

I'm trying to figure out why php stops executing my script after a certain
command. the command is DB::connect using PEAR-DB. I need error codes, or
logs, or something.

It sounds more like a syntax error than anything which halts execution
asap. You might want to check your code for that. From looking at the
page that was also something that looked like a problem
--
Mike Willbanks
Zend Certified Engineer
http://www.digitalstruct.com

[Charles Harrison Caudill]

> http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.database.db.php

I appreciate the link, but I was referring to the comp.lang.php faq; I've
already been working with that.

It sounds more like a syntax error than anything which halts execution
asap. You might want to check your code for that. From looking at the
page that was also something that looked like a problem

It only happens when I specify a valid database string. When I specify an
invalid string, it correctly reports a not-found error.

Thank you for your help,
Harrison

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Harrison Caudill BS BS | .^ www.hypersphere.org
Computer Science & Physics Graduate | | Me*Me=1
Georgia Institute of Technology | v' I'm just a normal guy