內容簡介
W3NetLab Debug Log Console 幫助管理員在不暴露 PHP 錯誤的情況下進行 WordPress 故障排除。此外掛結合了控制的除錯啟用、自動關閉、運行時驗證等功能，提供一個安全的日誌檢視工具。
【主要功能】
• 啟用或停用除錯日誌
• 前端錯誤顯示保持關閉
• 自動在指定時間後停止日誌
• 支援多行條目搜尋與過濾
• 下載、清除或輪換活動日誌
• 本地安全存儲日誌
外掛標籤
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原文外掛簡介
W3NetLab Debug Log Console helps administrators troubleshoot WordPress without exposing PHP errors on the public website.
It goes beyond a basic log viewer by combining controlled debug activation, automatic shutoff, runtime verification, protected storage, and memory-safe inspection in one dashboard tool.
Standout features
Enable or disable debug logging from Tools > Debug Log Console.
Keep frontend error display disabled while logging is active.
Automatically stop logging after 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, or 24 hours.
See the local shutoff time and a live hh:mm:ss countdown.
Search and filter complete multi-line entries without losing stack traces.
Read only the newest 512 KB and display up to 1,500 lines to avoid large-log memory exhaustion.
Download, clear, or rotate the active log through protected administrator actions.
Verify that the loaded debug constants match the requested state and fail safely when they do not.
Detect existing debug definitions and resolve only supported cases after explicit administrator approval.
Store logs locally with no telemetry, tracking, remote assets, or external log service.
Protected log storage
Logs are stored in a w3netlab-debug-log-console folder under the runtime uploads directory resolved by WordPress. The active log uses a randomized filename.
The plugin creates Apache/OpenLiteSpeed and IIS access-control files plus an index file. It validates paths, rejects symbolic links, and never creates temporary PHP files beside wp-config.php.
Configuration safety
Automatic setup is available only when WordPress has safe direct access to a regular, writable wp-config.php file. Updates are limited to recognized debug definitions and the plugin-owned block, then read back and verified. If verification fails, the plugin attempts to restore the original content.
Normal enable, disable, and automatic-shutoff operations use a protected marker. If the requested configuration does not take effect, the marker is removed and logging is not reported as enabled.
