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How do I...Redirect error.log data to a file of my chosingby S_Shrum (Pilgrim) |
on Jun 01, 2002 at 06:31 UTC ( [id://170886]=perlquestion: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
S_Shrum has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question: The admins at 1dollarhosting.com blow... After screwing up the server that my site had happily been running my scripts on for 3 years, they tell me (after I sent them a nasty "What da heck?" email) that I can move my content to a newer, faster machine to avoid these sort of problems in the future (that sounds like a empty promise so I will treat it as such). I agree, b/u my site and give them the green light. After the move, I u/l'ed my site to find out that my scripts no longer work. No problem, right? I can just view the error.log to see what the problem is to fix it. Only problem is that I have no /log folder access any more (they've been working on fixing it for the last MONTH!). Anyways, with that out of my system, is there a way that I can, for the time being or as a permenant workaround, redirect the data that gets sent to the error.log file to a file of my chosing? I need the error.log information to debug issues as the scripts run beautifully on my WinXP/Apache/ASPerl setup but not on their FreeBSD/Apache/ASPerl setup P.S.: No, it's not a shebang issue (I only wish it was that simple). TIA ======================
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