php log_driver: Pass all logs to php's configured error_log

[noobish]

As a sysadmin, it's super annoying to find that application X's php errors are not going to their expected location. In my case, that would be what I configured in php.ini or .htaccess.

With this, users are not forced into choosing an additional error_log file. They can choose 'php' for log_driver and let php's configured error_log function as they'd expect.

As an added bonus it also allows the error_log override in .htaccess to take effect (if configured) and route ALL log messages to the expected file (roundcube internal and php).

If you want to go overboard with overrides, you could also add a 'sapi' value with:
return error_log($line, 4);

[dereks]

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[pabzm]

@noobish Are you still interested in this? We'd like to integrate this if you maybe could resolve the conflicts.

[noobish]

Sure, I'll work on this soon. Thanks for reaching out.

[noobish]

Rebased commits on top of master and tested log_driver values of 'php', 'file', and 'syslog' with success.

[pabzm]

Looks good to me, thank you very much for your contribution!

[miaulalala]

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