Disable MySQL errors server wide

You can set display_errors to off in your php.ini or add a flag in htaccess .

But they are off

Emm.. Are you sure ? It works for me! Anyways, If that doesn't do the trick, try with error_reporting in php.ini .

error_reporting = ~E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

This will not let any error/warning or notice to be displayed on the screen.

Emm.. Are you sure ? It works for me! Anyways, If that doesn't do the trick, try with error_reporting in php.ini .

error_reporting = ~E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE

This will not let any error/warning or notice to be displayed on the screen.

Still not working. I have, for example, a phpbb2 still showing:

phpBB : Critical Error
Could not connect to the database

and an E107 showing:

CRITICAL_ERROR:
Line : generic, class2.php
Error reported as: [6]: Unable to form a valid connection to mySQL. Please check that your e107_config.php contains the correct information.

Is there a way to redirect, at least, visitors to another page if there's a MySQL error?! Actually this would be even better then hiding errors.
Thanks !

Actually, These are not mysql errors. These are user defined errors [ie., phpbb defined errors].
I haven't worked on phpBB. So, I can't tell you how phpBB handles errors. But, to hide the errors from phpBB, you can go to common.php , comment the line

set_error_handler(defined('PHPBB_MSG_HANDLER') ? PHPBB_MSG_HANDLER : 'msg_handler');

and use this instead [or just comment the line].

set_error_handler(PHPBB_MSG_HANDLER);

And of course, you should set display_errors to off. This worked for me.

P.S. I am not aware of e107. But, I am sure, there will be something similar. Look at the config files and see how the error is handled.

Cheers,
Naveen

Actually, These are not mysql errors. These are user defined errors [ie., phpbb defined errors].
I haven't worked on phpBB. So, I can't tell you how phpBB handles errors. But, to hide the errors from phpBB, you can go to common.php , comment the line

set_error_handler(defined('PHPBB_MSG_HANDLER') ? PHPBB_MSG_HANDLER : 'msg_handler');

and use this instead [or just comment the line].

set_error_handler(PHPBB_MSG_HANDLER);

And of course, you should set display_errors to off. This worked for me.

P.S. I am not aware of e107. But, I am sure, there will be something similar. Look at the config files and see how the error is handled.

Cheers,
Naveen

I don't have that line and not even "set_error_handler" in the common.php file. Anyway, thanks for pointing me to the right path. I'll ask the CMS forums support, probably someone there will know. I was hoping is a simple (one click :)) way to do it server wide.
Thanks again!

Okay.. Lets hope someone here know the answer.
Anyway, Good luck!