When I did a databases class at a University a few years back, we were given a share on a webserver to run php programs on. Naturally they didn't turn off php e

When I did a databases class at a University a few years back, we were given a share on a webserver to run php programs on. Naturally they didn't turn off php error logging, and by default php doesn't report errors to the user. One of the students accidentally wrote an infinite-loop, that generated an error on each iteration, filling up the disk. They never did fix the problem, just deleted the log file both times it occurred.