• Resolved mp459

    (@mp459)


    Hi there

    I keep getting error messages with the plugin, and traced it down to klogger: specifically it tries to log to a .log file in the plugin directory. I don’t allow the webserver write access except to the uploads and cache directories for security reasons, so this causes an error.

    Would it be reasonable to work around this somehow? Some thoughts:

    1. turn off logging by default
    2. use WP built-in logs
    3. move the log file to wp_content/uploads or if some directory such as wp_content/revision-manager-tmc-logs/? (Similar to caching plugins)
    4. if we must keep the logs within the plugin directory, move it to a visible subdirectory (e.g. logs instead of .logs) and add some security via .htaccess to disallow php execution

    Thank you,
    mickey

    • This topic was modified 6 years ago by mp459.

The topic ‘Turn off logging?’ is closed to new replies.