Logging a 500 error?

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kot-airplane2016-10-03 21:04:05

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kot-airplane, 2016-10-03 21:04:05

Error 500 sometimes crashes when the script is running, either there is not enough timeout, or something is wrong during the interaction of the database. Timeouts are set to large error display enabled. I looked at the Apache log, now there are the last errors of 3 days ago.
Question: I heard that in Apache there is error logging of different levels of criticality. What level does the 500 error belong to and where can it be configured?

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Daemon23RUS, 2016-10-03
@kot-airplane

500 is an error
can set warnings.
Apache host config

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Vladimir Martyanov, 2016-10-17
@vilgeforce

Any

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Victor Alenkov, 2016-10-17
@Borz

old wisdom says that the distribution kit should be installed with the one that your experienced friend has, to whom you can always turn for help.
And so - I would suggest Linux Mint KDE

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Igor Nikolaev, 2016-10-17
@nightvich

First, try to write without errors. It will help you in life and in programming.
Start with ubuntu.

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Saboteur, 2016-10-17
@saboteur_kiev

Ease of programming has nothing to do with the choice of distribution.
You are programming not in the OS but in the IDE (I hope)

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Maxim, 2016-10-17
@pudovMaxim

Any of this list .
Mint, Fedora, Debian, Alt Linux. The Ubuntu user himself.
You can run each one in live mode and choose the one you like

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A person from Kazakhstan, 2016-10-17
@LenovoId

Gnome 3, very stable - I used ubuntu for more than a year as the main system, Apport errors often, in general, this is not on Gnome, my opinion is Gnome3 or Fedora

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CityCat4, 2016-10-17
@CityCat4

As for an experienced comrade, I completely agree with Victor Alenkov . If there is no experience with linux - something "friendly" (and then "bubunta" comes to mind: D It seems to be considered the most friendly :) )

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Eugene Dyakonov, 2016-10-18
@Sheriff_Light

Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, OpenSuse, Slackware. Here is what I like, I tried all of them, each has its own differences, no matter what distribution you use, for programming you will still use, as mentioned above, ide.
If you have little experience with linux, then you can start with ubuntu.
ps At the moment I've settled on ubuntu.