#8314 [Asn]: Setting the error_log = syslog does not work on Win2k
| From: | andrey@php.net | Date: | Sun, 18 Jul 2004 11:41:30 +0000 |
| Subject: | #8314 [Asn]: Setting the error_log = syslog does not work on Win2k | ||
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ID: 8314
Updated by: andrey@php.net
Reported By: zak@php.net
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: PHP options/info functions
Operating System: Win2k pro
-PHP Version: 5CVS
+PHP Version: 5.1CVS
Assigned To: wez
New Comment:
changing version, probably will be fixed in 5.1
Previous Comments:
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[2003-10-08 07:22:31] wez@php.net
Won't fix for PHP 4, but will fix for PHP 5.
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[2003-10-07 18:57:52] sniper@php.net
Assuming Wez wants to do something about this..
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[2003-10-07 12:36:05] wez@php.net
The problems with allowing PHP to register arbitrary event sources
are:
1. PHP might not have permissions to write to that part
of the registry, so it might not even be able to do it.
2. If it does, it could overwrite system defined message
sources -> big problem for shared hosters.
IMO, it is better to register a single PHP event source at
installation time, and adapt the syslog code to log messages
using PHP as the source and output the user-defined source
in the log message itself.
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[2003-10-07 12:27:52] rick_g22 at yahoo dot com
I see. In any case, I think it'll be easy to register PHP as the source
for PHP-error logs, right?
Thanks! (This is my last comment)
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[2003-10-07 12:18:08] wez@php.net
No, its not possible.
All eventcreate does is register itself as the source.
Try this:
eventcreate /t error /id 100 /l application /so foobar /d "This is a
message"
and look here in the registry afterwards:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Eventlog\Application\foobar
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