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:
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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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