It would be really good if we were able to disable the PHP E_NOTICE messages from the syslog.

this can cause lots of log noise on prod machines.

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#1 drupal.6.syslog.patch.patch2.85 KBAndrewBoag
#1 drupal.6.syslog.patch.patch2.85 KBAndrewBoag

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AndrewBoag commented
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new drupal.6.syslog.patch.patch2.85 KB
new drupal.6.syslog.patch.patch2.85 KB

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The last submitted patch, drupal.6.syslog.patch.patch, failed testing.

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#1: drupal.6.syslog.patch.patch queued for re-testing.

Status: Needs review » Needs work

The last submitted patch, drupal.6.syslog.patch.patch, failed testing.

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damien tournoud commented
Status: Needs work » Closed (won't fix)

By default, Drupal 6 error handler doesn't log E_NOTICE. I guess that you are using a patched version (or a development version).

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nobarte commented

#5 - True.

(D6) To restore the default situation, replace the current drupal files with new ones (just like the drupal upgrade).

Works for me. PHP E_NOTICE messages no longer appear.