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Logs issues
I'd turned on all of the debugging options on the shipping methods and also the system.log
But still, the *.log file didn't appear on var/log folder. How can I determine the errors on my system without those files??
Thank you in advance
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Re: Logs issues
Please make sure that you have enabled log from magento admin:
How to enable error and exception logging in Magento
Log into your Magento Admin Backend.
Go to System ->> Configuration.
Click on "Developer" in the left side menu section.
Open the "Log Settings" section.
Change the "Enabled" to "Yes"
Click "Save Config"
One important thing, also make sure that “var/log/“ has full write permission. Or give full permission using following command from the magento root folder:
sudo chmod -R 0777 var/
Or give permission from filezilla, 0777 recursively on var and var/log folder.
I hope it will help you!
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Re: Logs issues
Hi @Vimal Kumar Thank you for your reply may it helps others.
But not on me, I already enabled my system.log and exceptions.log on my backend but still, no files are generated on the var/log folder.
I also enabled all of the debugging on the shipping methods, same on the system.log it doesn't appear any error files on my var/log
And as you can see I changed the permissions of the var folder and log folder from 755 into 777 but nothing works.
var folder
log folder
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Re: Logs issues
hi @Zekinah Lecaros,
try once after setting up correct permission of your magento website. you can execute following commands.
find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \; find . -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \; find ./var -type d -exec chmod 777 {} \; find ./media -type d -exec chmod 777 {} \; chmod 777 ./app/etc chmod 644 ./app/etc/*.xml
Use sudo in front of commands if required.
May be it will work.
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Re: Logs issues
Hi @Vimal Kumar
I executed your command that you had given to me but the last 2 lines only take effect, while the first line and others didn't find anything.