error_log created in public_html - how to prevent?

[IIIBradIII]

We recently moved our sites to a new server (both old and new servers running cpanel though) and now each site is having its errors logged to a error_log file in the document root instead of just to the standard error log that we're accustomed to checking in Cpanel.

How do we make sure errors are only logged so that we can view them in cpanel and prevent that error_log file from being created and used?

[ModServ]

Edit this file

/usr/local/lib/php.ini

then search for

log_errors

and change it to Off instead of On

[IIIBradIII]

Edit this file

then search for

and change it to Off instead of On

php errors will still be logged to the cpanel error log though, correct?

[cPanelDon]

We recently moved our sites to a new server (both old and new servers running cpanel though) and now each site is having its errors logged to a error_log file in the document root instead of just to the standard error log that we're accustomed to checking in Cpanel.

How do we make sure errors are only logged so that we can view them in cpanel and prevent that error_log file from being created and used?

php errors will still be logged to the cpanel error log though, correct?

Errors logged by Apache will be available in cPanel.

Unless disabling PHP error logging is intended I would not advise this; the best solution in my opinion is to correct the problem that triggered the error.

[ModServ]

I agree with cPanelDon you must not disable the error_logs as it will help you much to solve a lot of problems.