error log file

I have an error log code that indicateds the file names where the errors are but does not indicate the name of the bad links in these files. Here is an example: 404|16-Mar-2003|07:13:07|[login to view URL] 404|16-Mar 2003|07:07:46|[login to view URL] My files contain dozens of links. Without the name of the bad link, I can't fix the problem ## Deliverables I have 2 files to create this error log: [login to view URL] and [login to view URL] as follows: (some symbols in the codes may have been corrrupted when I converted it from netscape composer to a text editor for posting this message in a clear manner. For example, [login to view URL] include("[login to view URL]"); $temp = $HTTP_REFERER; $edate = gmdate("d-M-Y"); $etime = date("H:i:s"); switch ($QUERY_STRING) { case 401: $etype = "401"; $eloc = $error_401; break; case 403: $etype = "403"; $eloc = $error_403; break; case 404: $etype = "404"; $eloc = $error_404; break; case 500: $etype = "500"; $eloc = $error_500; break; default: $etype = "000"; } $message="There is $etype error url= $[login to view URL]"; header ("Location: $eloc"); if($txtlog==1) { $fp = fopen($fname, "a"); $lock = flock($fp, LOCK_EX); if ($lock) { fwrite($fp, "$etype|$edate|$etime|$temp\n"); flock($fp, LOCK_UN); } fclose($fp); } if($sndmail==1) { mail($toaddr,$subject,$message); } if($sndicq==1) { mail("$[login to view URL]",$subject,$message); } if($sndpage==1) { mail("$pagerat$pageco",$subject,$message); } ?> --------------- [login to view URL] // // This is the to address and subject when the script sends you // errors via email. If the email option is set to 1. // $toaddr = 'my email address'; $subject = "[Website] Error Message"; // // Send email when there is an error? 1 = YES 0 = NO // $sndmail = 0; // // Send error to your ICQ client? 1 = YES 0 = NO // $sndicq = 0; // // Your ICQ account number. // $icqid = "########"; // // Send a text page to your alphanumeric pager? 1 = YES 0 = NO // $sndpage = 0; // // Enter your pager number and pager co. email address. // $pager = "0000000000"; $pageco = "[login to view URL]"; // // Log errors to text log? 1 = YES 0 = NO // Note: It is suggested that this only be done if you do // not have access to a MySql database. // $txtlog = 1; // // File name to log to. // $fname = "[login to view URL]"; // // Enter in the location of your custom error pages. // You may use a path (/errors/[login to view URL] or a // URL ([login to view URL]). // $error_401 = "/errors/[login to view URL]"; $error_403 = "/errors/[login to view URL]"; $error_404 = "/errors/[login to view URL]"; $error_500 = "/errors/[login to view URL]"; ?> ## Platform xp