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How to change PHP error reporting for a domain in Plesk

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Kuzma Ivanov
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How to change PHP error reporting for a domain in Plesk?

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To modify PHP error reporting, change the value of the error_reporting directive at Domains > example.com > PHP Settings.

To enter a custom value, click on the field next to error_reporting and specify the error reporting constant. The full list of error reporting constants and their description see on this PHP manual page.

Note: Make sure that log_errors is set to on (Default).

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    Nemo Bohr (Edited )

    Errors are still displaying after changes on Domains > example.com > PHP Settings (v7.3.27)
    error_reporting = 0 (not working)
    error_reporting = off (not working)

    log_errors = off

    I have also made changes on .httaccess adding: php_flag display_errors off

    but then I get an ERROR 500.

     

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