Hello, php_errorlog is the default name for the log file that PHP uses to report warnings and errors triggered at runtime. Some times these errors are caused by bugs in your code, but other times the errors are triggered by a misconfiguration in the PHP installation and/or the web server.
Open the file and read through it, hopefully there will be enough information inside to understand the problem and apply a permanent fix. Notice that some of the warnings may only be fixable by the server administrator, so be prepared to request support to your hosting provider.
The php_mail.log is similar to the php_errorlog but it’s only for warnings and errors triggered during the execution of the PHP mail() function or the sendmail utility. Same as with the other file, open it and see if there is anything that you can fix yourself, but you may also need to ask your hosting provider for help.
Alternatively, if the warnings/errors inside both files look harmless, you can mark them as “fixed” which will force the plugin to skip them during the integrity scans.
Marking as resolved, let me know if you need more information.
