Disable CGI Error Logging

[Kirsle]

Does Apache have a way to disable error logging altogether, or at least disable logging of CGI warnings or errors?

For instance, having Apache log Perl warnings in a CGI script is kind of pointless. It's more work than it's worth to go through the error log to find warnings to correct.

The only way I could come up with to suppress logging of warnings is to set up a custom $SIG{__WARN__} handler in my Perl code. But that would have to be done for each CGI script.

So the error log gets really large really fast and is just pointlessly devouring hard disk space.

I've tried making error.log readonly (gave startup errors), tried setting ErrorLog to run a Perl script which did nothing (startup errors), and when I took out the ErrorLog directive completely, it still assumed logs/error.log

So any way to have Apache not log them?

 

[RhythmAce]

In httpd.conf, set the LogLevel directive to any of the following: debug, info, notice, warn, error, crit, alert or emerg. More than likely it is currewntly set to warn.