RP in my error logs

[ace67]

I happened to check my server error logs today and I found this:

[client 68.71.198.84] PHP Notice: Undefined variable: argv in /var/www/html/mydomain.com/reviewpost/index.php on line 16, referer: http://www.mydomain.com

Line 16 is: if ( is_numeric($argv[0]) ) {

I have a link to the program on my site index page that uses <a href="http://mydomain.com/reviewpost"> to direct people there. The link works but that undefined argv error shoes in my error log each time.

Is there a way to correct this?

[Chuck S]

PHP will have empty arguements from time to time. The correct resolution would be to edit your php.ini and turn down error reporting as it is set too high.

[ace67]

Originally Posted by Chuck S

PHP will have empty arguements from time to time. The correct resolution would be to edit your php.ini and turn down error reporting as it is set too high.

No such thing as error reporting set too high.

Would it be possible to give it a value like $argv = null; or $argv = 0; or something like that to set the variable to have a value before line 16?

[Chuck S]

You could try that I am merely passing along what has been said here time and time again. If you set error reporting to report empty variables you are going to have that in your logs.

Thus the answer it is set to high. example most php configs set error reporting to 341 but on sites where error reporting is set to 2039 you might see this.