[SOLVED] Error Reporting Off -> On

[monkeypaw201]

ok, i don't know where the PHP.INI file is.. and i need to turn error reporting on.. any suggestions?

[dptr1988]

Search for 'error_reporting' in your PHP.ini. It could be anywhere

[monkeypaw201]

lemme fix/re-phrase.. i dont know where the actual file is..

[ToonMariner]

alternatively you can just put

 

ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);

 

at the start of your script...

[DarkWater]

On Ubuntu, I know it's (default) at like:

/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini

 

Not sure on Windows (which is what you probably use).  Search for 'php.ini'.

[dptr1988]

That was my fault sorry.

 

try using phpinfo(); to locate your php.ini

[monkeypaw201]

alternatively you can just put

 

ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);

 

at the start of your script...

 

that still spits a blank page with no errors..

 

On Ubuntu, I know it's (default) at like:

/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini

 

Not sure on Windows (which is what you probably use).  Search for 'php.ini'.

I am running CentOS, is there a command line command to search for a file?

[hitman6003]

// show normal errors
ini_set("display_errors", 1);

// show syntax errors
ini_set("display_startup_errors", 1);

// show all errors
error_reporting(E_ALL | E_STRICT);

[hitman6003]

alternatively you can just put

 

ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);

 

at the start of your script...

 

that still spits a blank page with no errors..

 

Use the display_startup_errors from my post above

[DarkWater]

alternatively you can just put

 

ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);

 

at the start of your script...

 

that still spits a blank page with no errors..

 

On Ubuntu, I know it's (default) at like:

/etc/php5/apache2/php.ini

 

Not sure on Windows (which is what you probably use).  Search for 'php.ini'.

I am running CentOS, is there a command line command to search for a file?

 

Try "sudo find / -name php.ini".  I'm not to sure which shell CentOS uses, so that might not work.

[monkeypaw201]

i copy and pasted that at the top of the page and am still getting a blank page...

[dptr1988]

phpinfo(); will display the location of the PHP.INI that it is using.

 

 

[monkeypaw201]

phpinfo(); will display the location of the PHP.INI that it is using.

 

 

 

is there a way to disable the PHP.ini?

[DarkWater]

phpinfo(); will display the location of the PHP.INI that it is using.

 

 

 

is there a way to disable the PHP.ini?

 

No, that's what lets PHP store its settings and run. O_O

[monkeypaw201]

ok, so, now a question more as a side-note, how do i upload/download a file via command line from the local machine? i know i can use WGET for a web-based file..

[hitman6003]

cURL

[monkeypaw201]

ok, so if i place a default php.ini in the folder i am operating in , it will only effect that folder and any sub-folders correct?