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Finally, the level of reporting is how many types of errors you want to report. LOG_DEBUG(7) is the strongest option, reporting pretty much everything that calls a dol_syslog() function. LOG_EMERG(0) is the opposite, letting you see only the errors that would really block your system.

Finally, the level of reporting is how many types of errors you want to report. LOG_DEBUG(7) is the strongest option, reporting pretty much everything that calls a dol_syslog() function. LOG_EMERG(0) is the opposite, letting you see only the errors that would really block your system.

'''Other rare system logs:'''

= Other rare system logs =

Note that you can have also find some technical PHP/Apache errors in apache log file (whatever is status/setup of this module). But this occurs only if there is a technical problem in your installation: On a typical Linux install, such logs will be available somewhere in '''/var/log/apache[2]/[dolibarr]-error.log'''. You can watch it ''live'' from the terminal by using:

Note that you can have also find some technical PHP/Apache errors in apache log file (whatever is status/setup of this module). But this occurs only if there is a technical problem in your installation: On a typical Linux install, such logs will be available somewhere in '''/var/log/apache[2]/[dolibarr]-error.log'''. You can watch it ''live'' from the terminal by using:

   tail -f /var/log/apache2/dolibarr-error.log

   tail -f /var/log/apache2/dolibarr-error.log