В Пнд, 08.03.2004, в 17:55, Danny O'Brien пишет:
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> auth.php:
>
> <?
> include('dbconnect.php');
Hi Danny,
if you haven't fixed this already, you can look for a pg_connect
function call in dbconnect.php and remove the @ in front of it - ifg
it's there. (the @ doesn't have to be there neccessarily. It switches
off error reporting for that function call.) Additionally, you can
search the php code for a call to the function error_reporting, which
also controls, which error messages are reported and which not. In
particular, a parameter value of 0 to this function instructs php to
suppress all error output.
Another thing you might want to look at is enabling logging in the
postgresql server / startup script.
--
Markus Bertheau <twanger@bluetwanger.de>
