How to view your error logs in the xneelo Control Panel

The information in this article is related to the new xneelo Control Panel.
If you are still using konsoleH, refer to this article.

When a person unsuccessfully attempts to access a section of your website, or when a page is loaded where a picture cannot be found, an error will be returned to the server. These error messages are stored in a log called Error Logs and are very handy for debugging your website and tracing any unseen errors.

The most common error message is File Does Not Exist. This occurs when someone tries to access a page or file on your website that does not exist – it may have been deleted or they may have used an incorrect URL.

For reference purposes, the Error Logs also display the IP address of the computer that tried to access the file that produced the error.

View error logs via the xneelo Control Panel

  1. 1
    Log in to the xneelo Control Panel.
  2. 2
    Select a Product (e.g. Web hosting) from the side menu.
  3. 3
    Select or search for the specific domain name.
  4. 4
    Under Hosting tools, select Error Logs.
  5. 5
    The latest 200 error logs identified for the current day will be listed.

 

The most common Apache error codes

AH00082

GZIP is no longer a valid value for SetOutputFilter in your .htaccess file.
Either remove this directive or change it to “SetOutputFilter deflate”.

 

AH00124

Request exceeded the limit of redirects allowed.
This cannot be customised and is most likely a redirection loop in your code.

AH00125

Request exceeded the number of subrequest nesting levels allowed.
Remedial action: none. This cannot be customised.

AH01067

System error with PHP
This is a temporary failure. If it persists, please contact Support.

AH01068

Possibly a bug in the way Apache and PHP-FPM communicate.
No remedial action; this can safely be ignored.

AH01071

PHP-related error. This usually arises when Apache cannot find your PHP file, or PHP logs an issue. Entries of this type do not necessarily indicate a broken site.
Remedy the issue based on information given in the error message.

AH01264

File could not be found or is not readable by Apache or PHP.
Ensure that this file is owned by your user and readable by your user. If you are unaware of how to do this, contact Support.

AH01276

Apache cannot find the defined DirectoryIndex file as specified in the .htaccess file.
Consider changing this directive to match the file you’re trying to load, or remove this directive from your .htaccess file.

AH01630

Request denied based on rule defined in .htaccess.
No remedial action as the .htaccess rule is working normally.

AH01797

Request denied based on rule defined in .htaccess.
No remedial action as the .htaccess rule is working normally.

Assist Note

If you have difficulty understanding or fixing these errors, you may contact us for support. Please note that they may not be able to assist you in every case, particularly those relating specifically to your website code.

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