After a bit of digging, it turns out that if I disable the django-channels
app that I'm using, I only get the one email with the exception that was
thrown.
Even if I don't disable the django-channels app, and run it with daphne (as
I would in production), rather than using the django channels ASGI
development server, it works fine, and I only get one email when an
exception is thrown.
On Friday, July 19, 2019 at 10:23:49 AM UTC-6, Tal wrote:
>
> I setup my django 2.2.3 project to use gmail to send emails out.
>
> I also have it configured to send me emails about any exceptions that
> occur.
>
> To test it, I made a view with:
>
> float('a')
>
> It works, but I'm getting 2 emails in my Gmail inbox every time I hit that
> view:
>
> [image: Screen Shot 2019-07-19 at 10.10.53 AM.png]
>
> The first email above seems to be related to the fact that after django
> hit my float('a') line, an HTTP 500 exception was thrown. One of the lines
> in it reads "Request data not supplied", if that helps.
>
> The second email above actually has the traceback from the float('a')
> exception. It does have request data supplied (GET parameters, POST
> parameters, COOKIES, FILES, etc).
>
> Is this normal? Is the email about the HTTP 500 exception ever useful? It
> seems like it would always be accompanied by another email with more detail
> about why the HTTP 500 error occurred, making it pretty useless. If so, is
> there a way to disable it? Or am I doing something wrong?
>
> PS. I started a different topic about why the first email has characters
> like [35;1m in it, which seems unrelated.
>
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