06-30-2008, 04:13 PM
|
#5 (permalink)
|
|
The Acquainted
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 175
Thanks: 9
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by redSHIFT
Thanks for your reply. So supposing I didn't want to display any PHP errors on a production system (obviously) - I could use errr_reporting(E_ALL) to show them to logged in Administrators?
Thanks for this - didn't realise I was following a bad practise!
|
Personally... I turn error reporting completely off for production systems. Error reporting should be used for development purposes, then if anything should go amiss properly capture the error and display a generic 'error has occured' page.
Although only turning it on for administrators and not general users is a better idea then jut turning it on for everyone. Hackers and malicious users tend to look for these error messages to give them clues.
__________________
There are No Stupid Questions. But there a LOT of Inquisitive Idiots.
|
|
|