Howdy,

I am trying to keep track of the 500 errors that I get on my production
site. I realize that outside of DEBUG mode Django will email admins when it
hits 500 errors. This might get a little overwhelming if the same error
occurs a bunch of times. I am hoping to find a way that will let me put
these into a log file or do something more creative than just getting them
by email so that I can keep track of them.

I believe handle_uncaught_exception in django.core.handlers.base is
responsible for dealing with uncaught exceptions.

What is the best way to override it?

Boris.

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