aha good call - you are right, it is /etc/php.ini. This makes it difficult though, because I can’t just change the error settings for the multiple site on this account. hmm. It still seems odd that ini_set, error_level, etc would fail to have effect.
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Yeah... it’s difficult on a shared host. Normally, you have to restart Apache after making changes to php.ini... and that’s not viable on a shared host.
For anyone coming along later.. Setting display errors to On in /etc/php.ini did the trick. Know that when looking at phpinfo, it first said that error display was locally on and master off, but no errors were showing. now both are set to on and errors can be seen. *shrug*
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Did apache get rebooted? Changes to php.ini don’t go into effect until apache is rebooted.
restarted the site - effectively the same, I imagine.
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"Restarted the site"? What do you mean? Apache is a process that can be stopped and started, but your site? I don’t follow.
