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Asked: 2026-06-12T01:06:27+00:00

I work on a localhost. I have php 5.4.4. I Just read on php.net

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I work on a localhost. I have php 5.4.4. I Just read on php.net that since version 5.4 onwards E_STRICT became part of E_ALL.

So, i see in my php.ini file this.

error_reporting = E_ALL

So, i assume, it is the strictest Error reporting mode. So, i make a mistake intentionally to see if this works.

I set $_SESSION key to begin with a numerical value in my code. No error is reported. The program simply runs incorrectly.

I have also set: display_errors = On

So, i assume any error shall be reported in my browser, when the script is run. But, nothing happens.

One of the Fellow, Stackoverflow.com Members, was checking my code and found out the error, because his browser reported the error. But, nothing happens in mine.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You probably have your PHP configured to not output errors to screen, rather logging them to a log file.

    That is, you have display_errors set to false, and log_errors set to true .

    That is the common configuration for production websites, not echoing errors to screen (which could reveal important info for an attacker) but writing them to the web server log.

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