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Which functions don't show up in the error log? (internal, user-defined) Can you show us an example of something that should show up in the log? Add php ./configure line, or any other additional modules you load and post a link to phpinfo() output.

The subject are user-defined functions

to reproduce simply wirte "hellototellafunc();" in an phpfile and execute. 

Since 4.3.6 no errorlog will be created even if the logging is turned on

greetings Arno

Of course you have to specify WHERE to log using "error_log" php.ini directive..did you do that?

Also, what was the previous version you used where this supposedly 'worked'? (you propably should replace your old php.ini once in a while and not use the 5 year old one since php3 or so :)

ok my english is not so good but:
previous in my language is the word for the version before. means the last "functional" one: V4.3.4. The path for the Logfiles is correct. and the inifile is actual. 
Have you try and it is not reproduceable before u answered? 
or is it easyly that there is no interest in reporting errors? 

Arno

I wouldn't be asking any of these questions if I could have reproduced the problem you report. Please stick to the problem at hand and leave the insults elsewhere.

FYI: Logging works just fine for me on both linux and windows. 

Are you absolutely sure your php.ini file is actually read by PHP and used?? (see phpinfo(); output to check the actual values for the ini options. (log_errors and error_log)

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