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<summary><strong>The app has crashed!</strong></summary>
Please get in touch and open an issue. PHP Monitor shouldn't crash... (unless you are actually removing PHP *while* the app is running, that’s considered normal behaviour!)
When you launch PHP Monitor again, a crash report can be submitted automatically. This is really helpful, please consider doing this!
If you would like to report a crash, please include the associated **log files** so I can find out what exactly went wrong.
However, if you'd like to help out more, you can. You can also get in touch and open an issue with additional info.
To find the logs, take a look in `~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports` (in Finder) and see if there's any (log) files that start with "PHP Monitor".
- First, you need the **crash report**. To find the crash report, take a look in `~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports` (in Finder) and see if there's any (log) files that start with "PHP Monitor". If you've accepted the automatic crash report, I should already have received this, but if you want to report a bug, please include it again.
Additionally, you can help me figure out even more information by sending me your verbose log for your latest session of PHP Monitor. Logging is disabled by default.
- Additionally, you can help me figure out even more information by sending me your **verbose log for your latest session of PHP Monitor**. Since logging is disabled by default, you will need to turn it on. You can start extra verbose logging by running: `touch ~/.config/phpmon/verbose` and restarting PHP Monitor. You can find the latest log in: `~/.config/phpmon/last_session.log`. (This is only relevant if you have something crash that you can reliably reproduce.)
You can start extra verbose logging by running: `touch ~/.config/phpmon/verbose` and restarting PHP Monitor. You can find the latest log in: `~/.config/phpmon/last_session.log`. Please attach it to the relevant bug report.
- If you can, in fact, easily reproduce the issue, providing me the **reproduction steps** is very helpful. I may ask you additional questions to help resolve the issue.
Any further information besides the crash report may help shed light on what's causing things to go wrong.
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