Hey,
This isn’t an error on your site, this is the level of error reporting that’s enabled. The PHP section lists various configuration settings. log_errors and error_reporting are settings in PHP that control which errors are logged and whether they’re logged to PHP’s error logging file.
The values are there for information purposes. If you Google for any of those fields, you’ll find more information.
John
It’s also worth noting that Query Monitor ignores these error reporting levels. It’ll show you all errors, regardless of the values of these settings. They are used internally by PHP for logging errors to PHP’s error log file though.
Hi John,
Thanks for the advice regarding the error reporting level code. Glad I don’t have php problems to worry about!
I noticed recently that my sites would load very slowly for a period of time, before resuming normal speed. There doesn’t seem to be anything wrong with my sites however.
During these episodes of slowness it also takes ages to connect to accounts via sftp or login to cPanels! Then after a while everything returns to a good speed. This suggests to me that the culprit is my VPS coming under pressure at certain times, causing it to slow up when responding to requests. It’s not due to traffic to any of the sites, so I’m wondering if resources are being exceeded on another VPS causing problems for me!
I’m happy that my sites are coded efficiently, but not sure what to look at on my VPS the next time this occurs! Diagnosing this issue is a nightmare!
