Virtualmin, FCGID, apache log, E_DEPRECATED

Virtualmin
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Hello,

I’m trying to get off PHP Deprecated logs for an old version of one CMS (SPIP 1.8.3).

I have been trying different things, and with mod_php, it can be done with using the “php value error_reporting = 22519” in the vhost configuration file in /etc/apache2/sites-available (I’m working with ubuntu 12.04 server).

So I try to do it with FCGID, I know, I read that “php value” can’t be passed in vhost configuration files, is it true ?

So should it be done by modify php5.fcgi in /home/…/domain/fcgi-bin ?

as other methods, php.ini, php code doesn’t work, it’s ok for some values (E_NOTICE) but not for (E_DEPRECATED)

Greatings,

Eric

PS : an exemple of modification here :
http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-45046.html

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Howdy,

To make changes to the PHP configuration when using FCGID or CGI, you’d want to edit $HOME/etc/php.ini.

You can only use “php_value” in the Apache config if you’re using mod_php.

-Eric

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Hello,

As I change “error_reporting” value in $HOME/etc/php.ini, the detail for apache logs change but not for E_DEPRECATED.

I’ve only try with those different values :

1 - error_reporting = E_ALL

2 - error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

3 - error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE $ ~E_DEPRECATED

The constant value is ever good with phpinfo().

1 : 30719 (PHP 5.3.10)

2 : 30711

3 : 22519

But when using 3, there is no more PHP Notice but still PHP Deprecated warnings.

It’s the same as I modify the error reporting in the CMS code directly. 3 never hide deprecated errors.

The only way I have it good was to give a “php value” in vhost conf with the right constant and in mod_php.

I have find/grep all error_reporting value in the code and no more that the one I modified to error_reporting = E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE $ ~E_DEPRECATED.

So I think it’s related to the code compilation and FCGID, or I missed something …

Greatings,

Eric

PS : I go on testing different configuration as all my domains are now on fcgid mode, and got 1 with mod_php (so an exception), is not what I need.

for FCGID mode, is it only the file /home/$domain/fcgi-bin/php5.fcgi which is use or /home/$domain/cgi-bin/php5.cgi is used too ?

4

Hello,

I’ve try to modify the /home/$domain/fcgi-bin/php5.fcgi.

Configuration parameter change passed by php5.fcgi are known by phpinfo(). I’ve change error_reporting value to 0.

Logs are changing, add or remove E_notice.

But for E_deprecated, nothing to do. Still a huge of those ligne wich are polluting the true error one.

So it’s possible to give parameters with /home/$domain/fcgi-bin/php5.fcgi. (http://www.virtualmin.com/node/17809, http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-45046.html)

But it is not the solution for me. I look at code, perhaps a hardcoded thing … or I missing something, strange behaviour.

Greatings,

Eric

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Hello,

It’s solved.

It was an “external” function which is called in the CMS (added by me), with missing exclusion of E_deprecated.

So for those which use old version of Spip (1.8.3). If no external script :

Modifying the error_reporting in inc-version.php (or best, add them to the file mes_options.php3) with those values work : E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_DEPRECATED.

Modifying those values in /home/$domain/etc/php5/php.ini works too.

If you use “external” scripts or function, do a verification to the function provider. If it’s one of your own script or function, verify with :

grep -Ri ‘error_reporting’

Greatings,

Eric

6

Howdy,

Aha! Great, I’m glad you got it. I was kind of stuck :slight_smile:

Thanks for letting us know how you fixed it!

-Eric