Thursday, 17 May 2007
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Soenke Ruempler provides solutions for the fatal errors in PHP. He points out that one big issue of the PHP error handling is that there’s no built-in way to catch fatal errors with a user-defined error handler.
He defines his goal of sending the error via e-mail to the developers. He gives three different storage methods possibilities—syslog, sapi and a common logfile. He also gives two storage methods—file watching and syslogger.
He wasn't impressed with the storage methods and switched to external log file analyzers like the following:
Of the above the first two were rejected, as there was no real-time functionality. Of the last two he opted for Swatch, as it is available with the Debian package.
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