The error log is one of the most important diagnostic tools you have. When your site encounters unexpected behaviour, PHP or Apache will write details to log files. Servebolt create a dedicated /logs/ directory with sub‑directories for HTTP and PHP logs . These files record HTTP requests, Apache errors, PHP errors and PHP slow logs . Reviewing them is critical, because even warnings that don’t crash your site hint at deeper problems.
Servebolt Optimizer (v3.5.58) brings grouped errors, PHP/HTTP tabs, level counters, and one-click copy to the Error Log in your WordPress dashboard.
Accessing the Error Log in WordPress
- Install and activate Servebolt Optimizer from your plugins page in wp-admin
- Navigate to Servebolt -> Error Log in the left navigation bar
Error Log Viewer
- Pick a tab (PHP Error Log, HTTP Error Log). The most critical level available is selected automatically.
- Scan the grouped list. Each row represents a unique message; the counter shows how many times it occurred in the scanned window.
- Filter by level using the chips to focus on critical errors first.
- Page through results with the page-size selector (100/250/500) if there’s more to review.
- Copy Error Message(Including stack trace) by hovering an entry and clicking Copy to clipboard.
- Toggle Grouped Errors on or off
- PHP and HTTP Deprecations are hidden by default. But they can be shown by clicking Show in the top label “Deprecations are hidden”
- Refresh to fetch the latest ErrorLog entries.
Understanding Servebolt Logs
We have an article that goes further into Servebolt Logs here
