How to access Apache / Php logs

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What are Apache / PHP logs?

It allows you to display external connections to your server(access.log) or operating errors(error.log).

How do I access my website logs?

1. Log in to the LWS customer area

How to access Apache / Php logs

2. Click on the"Manage" button behind the package for which you wish to access the various logs.

How to access Apache / Php logs

3. Click on the"Apache and PHP logs" button in the"Database and PHP" section.

How to access Apache / Php logs

4. A new page will open, allowing you to access the acces.log file. The acces.log file contains all the file requests made by your visitors or robots browsing your website.

How to access Apache / Php logs

5. By clicking on the"Error.log" tab, you can access all the errors encountered by the web server when processing requests.

How to access Apache / Php logs

6. You can click on the"PHP.log" tab to access the PHP log for your web hosting package.

How to access Apache / Php logs

7. Click on the"ModSecurity.log" tab to access the ModSecurity application firewall log.

How to access Apache / Php logs

8. The"Download" tab allows you to download the log file(s) you require. To do this, click on the"Download" button behind the log concerned.

How to access Apache / Php logs

How do I access my website logs?

Conclusion

You can now access the Apache / PHP logs on your shared hosting with LWS. Apache logs allow you to display connection logs, as well as PHP errors on your website.

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