Turn off error logging

[RFree190]

My client has v 1.3.8a installed. She is refusing to pay to have her site upgraded at this time.
Being that she has an older version, and our server has upgraded to a newer version of PHP, her site is throwing MANY errors.
All the errors are being logged in her CACHE folder. This is blowing up her disk space and putting her over limit on her disk quota.

How do I turn off this error logging?

Thanks

[g2ktcf]

My client has v 1.3.8a installed. She is refusing to pay to have her site upgraded at this time.
Being that she has an older version, and our server has upgraded to a newer version of PHP, her site is throwing MANY errors.
All the errors are being logged in her CACHE folder. This is blowing up her disk space and putting her over limit on her disk quota.

How do I turn off this error logging?

Thanks

this should be a server side question posed to the host would it not? PHP error reporting can be changed in PHP's initialization file at the server. I am just not sure which errors need to be stopped.

But, seriously, you need to find a new client. The next thing that is going to to happen is she is going to get hacked and blame you for it. RUN...RUN...RUN. YMMV.

[g2ktcf]

http://superuser.com/questions/52729...es-via-php-ini

will this help?

EDIT...this could just be for notification and not specific to log files.

[lat9]

My client has v 1.3.8a installed. She is refusing to pay to have her site upgraded at this time.
Being that she has an older version, and our server has upgraded to a newer version of PHP, her site is throwing MANY errors.
All the errors are being logged in her CACHE folder. This is blowing up her disk space and putting her over limit on her disk quota.

How do I turn off this error logging?

Thanks

You can erase (or better, rename in case you need it later) /includes/extra_configures/enable_error_logging.php. If you choose to rename it, rename it to have a file-extension other than .php (like .php~) because all .php files in the extra_configures folder are auto-loaded.

P.S. Agreeing with g2ktcf; your client might choose to ignore these logs (some of them heralding impending doom) but the issues are there none-the-less.