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Re: Never log deprecation warnings [message #179039 is a reply to message #179038] Thu, 06 September 2012 17:37 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Scott Johnson is currently offline  Scott Johnson
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On 9/6/2012 9:33 AM, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
> J.O. Aho wrote:
>> On 06/09/12 15:48, Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:
>>> Jonathan Stein wrote:
>>>
>>>> Does anyone have an idea about how to never log deprecation warnings -
>>>> even if the code alters error_reporting?
>>>>
>>>> I'm thinking about setting "php_flag log_errors off" in .htaccess to
>>>> block all error logging, but I would prefer to log real errors.
>>>
>>> You could set `error_reporting' to something that includes `&
>>> ~DEPRECATED'
>>> (and code that alters error-reporting in more than one place, except for
>>> debugging purposes, is potentially bad code anyway), but …
>>>
>>>> (And no, avoiding deprecated functions is not an option in this case).
>>>
>>> … I strongly suggest you fix the code instead. Why is that IYHO not an
>>> option in this case?
>>>
>>> If you do not fix deprecated code now, it will be a real error in one
>>> of the
>>> next PHP versions. Upgrading PHP to that version will cause your
>>> application to break. Not upgrading to it will cause your
>>> application to be
>>> inherently insecure as you would not get all the security fixes. You
>>> do not
>>> want any of that to happen.
>>
>> Of course they could try to stick to the current version of PHP on the
>> server, but of course then they will be stuck with all the security
>> issues which may be in the PHP (we seen a number of such this year) or
>> try to bakcport fixes to the PHP source code and build it.
>>
>> Of course the absolute simplest thing to do is to fix the PHP scripts,
>> have to agree with Thomas and Jerry on this one.
>>
> yeah. One day I'll have to plough through mine and replace all the
>
> if ($_POST[....) with
> if (isset($_POST[...) && $_POST[...))
>
> and lower the error logs by a couple of hundred bytes a day.
>
> But meanwhile I think I'll make myself a coffee and a cheese sandwich.
>
>

2 sugars and cream for me please.

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