Python on Apache and traceback
Andreas Jung
ajung at sz-sb.de
Sun Apr 4 10:35:47 EDT 1999
On Sat, Apr 03, 1999 at 12:05:16AM -0800, kj7ny at email.com wrote:
> Before you flame my socks off, I know this is NOT the right place to
> probably ask this question, but I guarantee you there is no where better to
> get the right answer.
>
> I am using Python on Apache on Win98.
>
> Has anyone figured out how to get at the traceback errors when using Python
> on Apache? They are not automatically returned to the browser as they are on
> IIS and PWS.
Around your code with a try/except clause and catch the
traceback in the except clause. You can get the traceback
by using the traceback module. Logging can be achieved by
writing the traceback to a file.
I not sure if this is really neccessary because the traceback
of Python CGI scripts should be logged to the script or
error logfile of Apache.
Happy Easter,
Andreas
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