Like JRS, I'm on webfaction, and found them to be very particular
about what's in setttings.py. I'd double- or triple-check all that. If
it's not SERVER_EMAIL, then maybe it's something else. Like you, I had
account activation and other emails working fine, but error emails
weren't going through u
In my dev environment, I was able to reproduce the error - it was a
typo in a method on a model object being called from a view. With
DEBUG = True, Django displayed a useful message so I suspect Django
had a chance to send the email.
Nothing in my postfix logs points to a problem.
I've sin
Have you tried the SERVER_EMAIL setting in settings.py? For me that
did the trick
SERVER_EMAIL = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Without that it was sending the exception emails from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] which my shared provider (webfaction which I
highly recommend) did not like.
jrs
On Jan 31, 6:37 pm, Jam
On 1/31/07, James Tauber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just got an unhandled exception error on my production site but
> didn't receive an email.
There are some cases where this will happen; for example, the code
which would send the email lives in the handler class, so if the
handler never gets
I just got an unhandled exception error on my production site but
didn't receive an email.
I have ADMINS set and django in general has no problem emailing
(account activation works fine).
Is there something else I need to do to get error emails?
Any other suggestions as to what to look for
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