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Changeset 1018

Timestamp:

03/10/07 04:51:11 (1 year ago)

Author:

sven

Message:

change default error logging level and memory limit

Files:

r1004	r1018
111	111	$CFG->prefix = 'elgg';
112	112
113		// performance and debugging //
	113	// performance and debugging
114	114	// Uncomment this to get sql errors sent to the webserver error log.
115	115	// $CFG->dblogerror = true;
116		// put this to 2047 to get adodb error handling.
117
118		$CFG->debug = 0;
	116
	117	// verbosity of PHP error message logging.
	118	// set this to 2047 to get adodb error handling.
	119
	120	//$CFG->debug = 0; // don't log any error messages. previously this was the (unhelpful) default.
	121	$CFG->debug = 7; // only basic errors. for production systems. equivalent to php (E_ERROR \| E_WARNING \| E_PARSE).
	122	//$CFG->debug = 2047; // errors and notices. for development systems/debugging. equivalent to php E_ALL.
119	123
120	124	// Number of days to keep incoming RSS feed entries for before deleting them.

r794	r1018
13	13	Options +FollowSymLinks
14	14
	15	# Whether to display PHP error messages in page output. Recommended to be off for production systems.
	16	# Messages will be logged to Apache's error log regardless.
	17	#php_flag display_errors on
	18
15	19	# PHP defaults to allowing file uploads of max 2MB, below is example option for 5MB.
16	20	# NB: Adjusting value may not work, depending on other configured php and apache limits.
…	…
21	25
22	26	# Elgg can be more of a RAM lover than PHP's default of 8 meg. E.g. 16 meg:
23		#php_value memory_limit 16777216
	27	php_value memory_limit 16777216
24	28
25	29	# Not really necessary, just to be clean