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591Chapter 32DebuggingSimply put, syslog()allows you to specify the degree of severity associated with the eventto be logged and to specify a message describing it. Those values are then written out as anaid to diagnostics. This code illustrates all possible syslog()severity options: $value) { syslog($value, $exclamations[$key]); } ?> That code results in eight errors being written to the system log. In a Unix system, PHP syslog()is functionally the same as syslog(3) refer to its manpage (man 3 syslog) and on a Microsoft Windows system, PHP syslog()writes to theEvent Log (specifically, to its Application Log portion). The error-defining codes, in order of increasing severity, are: .LOG_DEBUG .LOG_INFO .LOG_NOTICE .LOG_WARNING .LOG_ERR .LOG_CRIT .LOG_ALERT .LOG_EMERG36
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