[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > What Perrin already stated is very true. You don't want the world to see > these things. > > I made a few lines in my httpd.conf saying: > > ErrorDocument 500 /error/fatal/ > ErrorDocument 403 /error/access/ > ErrorDocument 404 /error/notfound/ > > ...for the VirtualHost running this Mason site. > > Inside these dirs I then output a nicely formatted error message that is > readable, and understandable to the user. And best of all - it's inside my > layout/structure of my site - looking very pro and stylish - even though > it's a fatal error ;) > > I still get the errorstack in my apache log, so it's not blinding me > completely :) > > I'm still dwelling on weather I want the system to log errors to a database, > or a custom logfile - so I get all the info I want (user IP, session data > and so forth). > > But also have a look in the docs under: > > http://masonhq.com/docs/manual/Admin.html#error_reporting_and_exceptions > > That should give you a head start on handling errors more elegantly :) > > - Nicolai > > Thanks for the tip Nicolai...
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