Plugin Author
Bowo
(@qriouslad)
@troopekyt thanks for reporting this. Where is your wp-config.php file located at?
When you enable logging in Debug Log Manager dashboard, are you able to observe debugging constant correctly added to your wp-config.php file?
Do you see the custom debug.log file properly being added in your /wp-content/uploads/debug-log-manager/ folder?
Are you sure that there are actually PHP/JS errors occurring?
Thread Starter
eugene
(@troopekyt)
There are dfefinetly erros occuring. Debug log custom file gets created. No constant gets added to wp-config.php (im guessing this is where the issue is coming from)
Plugin Author
Bowo
(@qriouslad)
Looks like an issue with the writability of wp-config.php in your site / hosting / server. Where is it located? Do you by any chance use SpinupWP? There has been a report in the past that DLM can not work with how wp-config.php is set up in that environment.
Thread Starter
eugene
(@troopekyt)
I am hosted on lightsail AWS.
Plugin Author
Bowo
(@qriouslad)
@troopekyt and where is your wp-config.php file located at? Is it in the same root directory as /wp-admin/, /wp-includes/, etc? What is the current file permission on it?
Thread Starter
eugene
(@troopekyt)
location and permission included in image below
https://postimg.cc/14VNvGXn
https://postimg.cc/LYXj9Gmy
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Plugin Author
Bowo
(@qriouslad)
Thanks, but the image is not loading for me. Do you mind uploading to something like https://www.imagebam.com/?
Thread Starter
eugene
(@troopekyt)
Just edited with updated links, please try if they work now.
Plugin Author
Bowo
(@qriouslad)
Thanks. The location (root) and permission (640) looks fine. I wonder what could be preventing DLM from updating it… at this point, I’m unable to troubleshoot the issue from afar.
As a workaround, please consider toggling debuggin on in DLM dashboard, and adding the following constants manually into your wp-config.php, e.g. via FTP.
define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true );
define( ‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true );
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, ‘/your/abspath/wp-content/uploads/debug-log-manager/somesite_20240915230755011586_debug.log’ );
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false );
Note that for WP_DEBUG_LOG, you can look at the bottom of your DLM dashboard for the file path starting from /wp-content/.
For the /your/abspath/ portion, it could be /bitnami/wordpress/, but to be sure, please install my other plugin, System Dashboard, go to the “Dashboard >> System” page, go to the ‘Viewer >> URLs and Paths’ module, and look for ‘ABSPATH’ there.
Thread Starter
eugene
(@troopekyt)
That works, but that destroys the whole point of having the plugin toggle the debug mode on and off no?
Plugin Author
Bowo
(@qriouslad)
Yes. That’s why I said it’s a ‘workaround’. Earlier than that, I said I’m not able to troubleshot the issue from afar. Everything seems correct. Please note that you’re currently the only user reporting this, from 10K+ websites that have DLM active. So, it could very well be something specific to your site that is causing it, but something unknown yet.
