# sfErrorLoggerPlugin plugin

The `sfErrorLoggerPlugin` logs all your 404 and 500 errors to the database.

It also provides a module `sfErrorLogViewer` to navigate through the errors.

## Installation

  * Install the plugin
  
        
          symfony plugin-install http://plugins.symfony-project.com/sfErrorLoggerPlugin
        

  * Rebuild your model
  
        
          symfony propel-build-all
        

  * Enable the viewer module in your `settings.yml` (optional)

        
          all:
            .settings:
              activated_modules:      [sfErrorLogViewer](...,)
        

  * Clear the cache

        
          symfony cc
        

  * You're done.

## Troubleshooting

If you use the symfony `sync` task, be sure to check the following line in `config/rsync_exclude.txt` and change:

    
      log
    

by

    
      /log/*