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Well, by default, each domain will send it's logs to $HOME/logs/access_log and $HOME/logs/error_log.
If you're saying that's not what you want, and you want that generated via syslog -- I'm not actually sure which log it would end up in (that depends on your distro, and how syslog is setup), but you could review the various log files in /var/log/ to see which it's going to.
You could have your PHP app generate a log message, then grep those log files for that particular message.
Howdy,
Well, by default, each domain will send it's logs to $HOME/logs/access_log and $HOME/logs/error_log.
If you're saying that's not what you want, and you want that generated via syslog -- I'm not actually sure which log it would end up in (that depends on your distro, and how syslog is setup), but you could review the various log files in /var/log/ to see which it's going to.
You could have your PHP app generate a log message, then grep those log files for that particular message.
-Eric