how can i alter the error messages of apache

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themarty : 04/03/02 10:09 AM : Incident created -   I've installed Mandrake 8.1 and i'm now trying to finish a script i started a while ago. I tested Apache en PHP and both are running just fine. However i get some really weird error messages from the apache server Warning: Failed opening '/var/www/html/licenties/index.php' for inclusion (include_path='') in Unknown on line 0 This is probably caused by a bug in my script, but this information is not very helpfull. Usually you get an error message saying in which file the error is and what line, but this one just says Unknown on line 0 How can i alter this? And also i have a few minor problems that i hope you can help me with: 1. I opened Harddrake because i wanted to select another keyboard (several keys are displaying other characters), but i can't find the keyboard amongst the hardware. I've found the mouse and all that, but not the keyboard 2. When i select a piece of text with my mouse it automatically gets copied. I don't want this to happen, i find it very irritating. I only want it to be copied when i pres ctrl-c (or select copy from a menu when i right-click the selected text). Where can i find the settings for this?
themarty : 05/03/02 02:37 AM : More info provided -   This problem: "Warning: Failed opening '/var/www/html/licenties/index.php' for inclusion (include_path='') in Unknown on line 0" is already solved. I figured maybe it had something to do with the permissions on that file, since i downloaded it using ftp and the other files (that did work) were created by myself. So, after chmodding all the files 755 it worked. The 2 'minor' problems still stand though
themarty : 05/03/02 04:32 AM : More info provided -   Although is just solved the problem, it's not displaying any error message anymore. If there's no bug in my php file, it works fine, but if there is a bug it just shows me a blanc page. I checked my php info (by creating a file an echoing phpinfo();) and error_display is on. How can i make apache reporting the error (with the file and line number in which it occurs)?
themarty : 05/03/02 06:57 AM : More info provided -   Ok, i have somehow solved the problem of the error display. maybe i forgot to restart apache...i'm not sure what i did, but it's working now so once again, only the two minor problems require attention (i'm sorry for all the posts... maybe instead of just an 'add' option, you should build an edit option too)
MandrakeSoft : 05/03/02 12:32 PM : Reply received -   Hello, Thank you for using MandrakeSoft Professional Services technical support. Unfortunately your question is currently not included in our list of free provided support. As a reminder, support is dedicated to operating system installation only, covering the topics shown below: One personnal computer (intel plateform and compatible) Operating system installation based on the CD-ROMs Questions related to hardware compatibility Mouse configuration X-Window with DrakX or XF86Setup One user account configuration (single machine) Printer configuration on the machine Boot loader configuration of a machine hosting another operating system Configuring a modem and dialing in to an Internet Service Provider (excepted Winmodems and USB modems) Configuring ISDN and dialing in to an Internet Service Provider We apologize for the inconvenience and invite you to ask your questions on many of the freely available resources MandrakeSoft provides to its users. Some of these are:-- Web: http://www.mandrakeuser.org/ http://forum.mandrakesoft.com/ Mailing Lists: [email protected] [email protected] Thanks very much. 2) For your keyboard, you can configure language with the KDE control center personalization and country and language you can change language for your keyboard. Best regards, The technical support team. Mandrakesoft.
Linegod_7611 : 05/03/02 02:16 PM : Reply received -   Your keyboard might not have a definition (there are thousands of different keyboards, and most of the definitions are submitted by people who own them). This is the standard Unix method. The new KDE 3 in Beta has a method to switch this default, but I do not believe any current WindowManager does. As an aside, it is usually better to only ask one question per post, as an expert may not be able to answer all three, and may just skip over the question. ------ Note: If this answer resolves your problem, please close this question.
themarty : 20/03/02 02:17 PM : Incident closed -   I really hope they will do something about that selecting/copying problem i have. I think it's really stupid that it copies text just by selecting it but maybe i'm just too used to windows

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