Server error log not working

[Jean-Baptiste]

Hello,

I have a problem for like two weeks.

I do not have any more server logs.

I reuploaded XenForo's core files, but it's still not working.

Any ideas on how to find out why ?

Best regards

 

[Chris D]

What are you reporting, exactly? If you have no error logs, isn't that a good thing?

 

[Jean-Baptiste]

What are you reporting, exactly? If you have no error logs, isn't that a good thing?

No it's isn't, because I got many "A server error occured" errors, and no logs...
That's a false positive

It's not triggering the error logs, don't know why

 

[Chris D]

Ok, well we're going to need a lot more information before we can begin to figure out what's going wrong.

What are you doing when you get "A server error occurred" messages? What is the exact error message? Is any more information logged in the browser console (particularly anything with a response code like 500, 503 etc.). Do you get more details if you enable debug mode in src/config.php?

 

[Jean-Baptiste]

Ok, well we're going to need a lot more information before we can begin to figure out what's going wrong.

What are you doing when you get "A server error occurred" messages? What is the exact error message? Is any more information logged in the browser console (particularly anything with a response code like 500, 503 etc.). Do you get more details if you enable debug mode in src/config.php?

It was a PHP error now fixed. The problem was during member registration, but I had some other errors not related to the registration page.
It's any error hidding a PHP error, that is not logged..

In the browser console, it's 500 errors.

My config is not in debug mode.

 

[Chris D]

If XF is not logging them, then it's likely that the errors are happening before XF is being loaded.

Again, we'd need much more specific information before being able to start troubleshooting this.

 

[DragonByte Tech]

For a 500 Internal Server Error, you should inspect your server's error log file. On CentOS / Apache servers, it's usually called "error_log".

If you are unsure where to find this file, please contact your system administrator. Without the contents of that file (as it pertains to your XenForo site), it's pointless to continue posting as there's a nearly infinite amount of possibilities for why this could happen.


Fillip

 

[Jean-Baptiste]

Fixed, that was because of XenPorta XF2 addons.
The problem has been solved by updating it to the latest version.