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Hey guys, I just installed apache2 with curl and php5. I haven't touched the config files, and every time my php throws an error (function doesn't exists, variable not set, etc), instead of display an error message (like my code says to) the server throws a 500 internal server error. While this isn't inaccurate, I would like a little more information for the dev site, and a prettier error screen for the production site.

Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks,
Max

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You have display_errors = off in your php.ini file. You need to set it to on.

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