Standard Apache Error Logging
Apache can be configured to log error messages and debug information. In addition to errors generated by Apache itself, CGI errors also will be logged.
Each error log entry is prefixed by the time the error occurred and the client IP address or hostname, if available. As with HTTP request logging, you can log error information to a file or program. On Unix systems, you can also log to the syslog daemon. Modules for Apache 1.3 allow you to log to the Windows event log and will likely be ported to Apache 2.0 over time.
You can use the ErrorLog directive to define where you want your logs to go. This directive takes one argument, which can be a file, a program, or the syslog daemon.
Logging Errors to a File
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