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cPanel Error Log

The cPanel error log displays the most recent 300 entries from the Apache log in reverse chronological order.

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Views 1002Updated 2 aniPublished on 26/09/2018by Florin P.

Introduction

  • In this tutorial, we will show you how to view the latest 300 entries from the Apache log in reverse chronological order.

 

Requirements

  • Access to the cPanel account, username and password.

 

Steps

  • After logging into the cPanel account, go to the Metrics section, and then click on Errors.

Errors Metrics cPanel

  • On the next page, the errors are displayed.

Identificare errors cPanel

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