Your hosting company typically provides this via their control panel.
- If you use cPanel, simply log into your cPanel admin, and click on the Errorlog button.
- Other hosting systems may have the button elsewhere under admin tools
- HSphere customers may have to enable errorlog support before it's available.
- Some hosts don't offer it via the control panel; they may offer it via a /logs folder in your FTP area instead.
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