Log 404 Errors

SUGamingNetwork

November 13, 2019 18:03

Hello, everyone. I'm not seeing any logs of 404 errors so I can see what's being requested that is missing. I can't seem to find a setting or anything to turn this on.

CENTOS 7.7 WHM/cPanel v84.0.8

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9 comments

cPanelLauren

November 13, 2019 23:31
Hello, 404 errors on specific pages would be logged to the access logs at /etc/apache2/domlogs/
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SUGamingNetwork

November 13, 2019 23:38
That directory doesn't exist. I already tried to look there :-\
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cPanelLauren

November 13, 2019 23:43
What version of cPanel/WHM are you running? Are you accessing shell with the root/privileged user? All cPanel servers by default have this directory.
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SUGamingNetwork

November 13, 2019 23:56
What version of cPanel/WHM are you running? Are you accessing shell with the root/privileged user? All cPanel servers by default have this directory.

As listed above, cPanel/WHM 84.0.8 on a fresh install of CentOS 7 (just installed today)
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quietFinn

November 14, 2019 00:11
Hello, 404 errors on specific pages would be logged to the access logs at /etc/apache2/domlogs/

Isn't it /etc/apache2/logs/domlogs/
?
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cPanelLauren

November 14, 2019 00:14
Hi @quietFinn You're correct, I always forget it got moved into logs.
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SUGamingNetwork

November 14, 2019 00:24
Ok i see it now. However it's still not stating what it couldn't find :( Oh well.
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SUGamingNetwork

November 14, 2019 00:28
Sorry, I've been fighting for two days trying to figure out why I'm just getting "The requested URL was not found on this server" but the 404 errors are not being logged and I have no clue how to find out what my site is requesting so I can fix it.
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cPanelLauren

November 14, 2019 16:42
You might also check the access logs at /etc/apache2/logs/access_log - if they're reaching the hostname those would be logged here.
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