> Are your development and production server configurations identical?
> Maybe you are just doing some things differently on your production
> server?
I diffed the settings file both for local development and production
use, but nothing seems different than what is supposed to (i.e.
database settings, etc).
> Do you have ADMINS set to a list of emails that will receive the error
> messages? If you only have one email address in there remember to add
> a trailing comma after that single email address:
>
> ADMINS = (
> ('Admin Example', '[email protected]'),
> )
Checked that and looks good.
> Also, traceback info will usually go into a separate log file. Not
> sure how you installed and configured Apache on Windows but there
> should be a "errors" file where all the Traceback info gets logged.
> You might also want to check Windows system event logs.
I checked the Apache main error log before, nothing. The system log
does not show anything either, but I never heard of Apache logging
anything there, anyway?w
>
> You can also try sending email from your production server using
> Django's mail sending function. Use your SERVER_EMAIL as the From
> address with the email addresses you have in ADMINS as the recipients
> and see what happens. Set up a simple view to do just that, so that it
> executes within the context of your Apache and mod_wsgi setup.
Tried it, works fine, too.
I am going slightly insane right now...
Anyone with other ideas of where to look?
Thanks
Stefan
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