PHP Warning: error_log(/cache/page_parse_time.log): No such file or directory

[oavs]

Ok. So I have now changed
from >> /logs/page_parse_time.log
to >> /home/premiers/public_html/logs/page_parse_time.log

Is that what you mean ?

[mc12345678]

Ok. So I have now changed
from >> /logs/page_parse_time.log
to >> /home/premiers/public_html/logs/page_parse_time.log

Is that what you mean ?

Yes that is at least along the lines expected. This way a complete path is available (at leasted expected to be to support operation) to where the log file should be able to exist. The file may still need to be created, but at least it would make sense now. :)

The path would be or expected to be similar to what is in includes/configure.php for a similar DIR_FS_ related directory.

[RodG]

Yes that is at least along the lines expected. This way a complete path is available (at leasted expected to be to support operation) to where the log file should be able to exist. The file may still need to be created, but at least it would make sense now. :)

The path would be or expected to be similar to what is in includes/configure.php for a similar DIR_FS_ related directory.

Ooops. Sorry, Didn't see this... I just posted pretty much the same :)

Cheers
RodG

[RodG]

Ok. So I have now changed
from >> /logs/page_parse_time.log
to >> /home/premiers/public_html/logs/page_parse_time.log

Is that what you mean ?

Yes, that is what is/was meant, but it is a moot point when the parse time logging has been disabled.

Should you want the parse time logging (I only enable it for debugging myself) then in addition to setting the correct path, you must also be sure that the folder/file permission are correct, else you are back to square one.

I *also* read somewhere that the actual log file (page_parse_time_log) need to be manually created. This was in relation to an older zencart though. I'm not sure if it still applies to more recent releases. Nonetheless, it is something to keep in mind should you go this route and still have problems.

Cheers
RodG