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Is there any way to change domains error log location?

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    Is there any way to change a domains error log location so that it does not log errors to /usr/local/apache/error_log, I'm getting hella php errors from various domains here and it would make it nearly impossible to investigate a problem with apache itself if it should have an issue.

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    My advice would be to address the issue that is triggering the error messages. Are they related to any particular issue, or simply due to outdated scripts?

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    The errors are related to outdated scripts, I dont have any responsibility for maintaining the code on those sites as they are customer sites.
     
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    Thanks, cant believe I didnt think of this. I just set it to only report core errors for php 5.1 and 5.2 and it works like magic :)
     
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