How to Audit and Troubleshoot Site Errors

When a website displays a "500 Internal Server Error" or "403 Forbidden," use this manual to identify the root cause.

Step 1: Access the Log Stream

  1. In the website list, click the Log (Document) Icon.
  2. The Neural Log Analyzer window will open.

Step 2: Selecting the Correct Feed

  • Select "PHP Errors" to find syntax issues or fatal crashes in your scripts.
  • Select "Server Error" to diagnose Nginx/Apache configuration or permission issues.
  • Select "Access Logs" to monitor live visitor traffic and IP addresses.
[IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER: Log Analysis - Screenshot of the log viewer with green highlighted errors.]

Step 3: Real-Time Refreshing

If you are actively fixing a bug, click "Refresh" after every code change to see the latest log entries instantly. You can also copy the log path shown in the footer to audit it via the SSH Terminal using tail -f.