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tail -n 25 /var/log/httpd/error.log

How to generate a error log

Regards Ranjib

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Kamal Nasser • July 11, 2014

The error log should be written automatically. Do you have a webserver installed? If you do, you can find the error log’s path by running the following command:

sudo grep -ri ErrorLog /etc/httpd
sudo grep -ri ErrorLog /etc/apache2
sudo grep -ri error_log /etc/nginx

The output should show you all of the occurrences of the word error.

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