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POST request to: admin/config/development/logging
Ending URL: http://www.candidity.co.uk/drupal/tb_sirate/admin/config/development/logging
Fields: <?php array (
  'error_level' => '2',
  'form_build_id' => 'form-3C518vMuRsWc8Bli0SuR4dRyg5EDesiZKfwB_kMOPUw',
  'form_token' => 'OGnyU_anNc7DhRQfDi_Fri83BuydsLi0nYo3h0j__yw',
  'form_id' => 'system_logging_settings',
  'dblog_row_limit' => '1000',
  'syslog_identity' => 'drupal',
  'syslog_facility' => 176,
  'syslog_format' => '!base_url|!timestamp|!type|!ip|!request_uri|!referer|!uid|!link|!message',
  'op' => 'Save configuration',
)
Logging and errors | Drupal

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Logging and errors

It is recommended that sites running on production environments do not display any errors.
The maximum number of messages to keep in the database log. Requires a cron maintenance task.
A string that will be prepended to every message logged to Syslog. If you have multiple sites logging to the same Syslog log file, a unique identity per site makes it easy to tell the log entries apart. More information.
Depending on the system configuration, Syslog and other logging tools use this code to identify or filter messages from within the entire system log. More information.
Specify the format of the syslog entry. Available variables are:
!base_url
Base URL of the site.
!timestamp
Unix timestamp of the log entry.
!type
The category to which this message belongs.
!ip
IP address of the user triggering the message.
!request_uri
The requested URI.
!referer
HTTP Referer if available.
!uid
User ID.
!link
A link to associate with the message.
!message
The message to store in the log.