On Fri, Aug 28, 2009 at 11:21:07AM +0200, Daniel Hepper spake thusly: > The stacktrace shows that the 500.html template is missing [1], so go > ahead and create one. You should also make sure that you have > configured the admin email address and settings for sending mail > correctly, so Django can send you a traceback by mail when DEBUG = > False
Thanks Jarek and Daniel. I saw that message in the traceback but thought that a 500 page was only required to show something sensible to the end user merely saying there had been an error. I have put in a 500.html template and I have configured my email address in the settings.py to a valid email address. The system is configured to deliver mail. But it does not appear to be sending any mail nor am I getting anything in the apache error_log anymore. I just get my 500.html template displayed. So it seems I still have no info on what the real problem is. Do I have to give django an smtp server address or anything else to enable it to report errors and tracebacks somewhere? -- Tracy Reed http://tracyreed.org
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