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cPanel Error Log

The cPanel error log displays the most recent 300 entries from the Apache log in reverse chronological order.

Views 490Updated 1 anPublished on 26/09/2018by Florin Petran

Introduction

In this tutorial, we will show you how to view the latest 300 entries from the Apache log in reverse chronological order.

Requirements

Access to the cPanel account, username and password.

Steps

After logging into the cPanel account, go to the Metrics section, and then click on Errors.

Errors Metrics cPanel

On the next page, the errors are displayed.

Identificare errors cPanel

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