Dear all, I recently switched from mod_python to mod_wsgi (daemon mode) in a web app that uses a lot of AJAX calls. From then on, I started getting many IOErrors in the log, with the message "failed to write data". >From what I understood from everything I found while googling it, this is normal in such context. However, my log files are spammed with all those messages, and I'd really like to get rid of them. I thought of just ignoring the exception, which seems to be OK as I would just wrap a try...except around the code that calls `start_response` and catch IOError (right?)... or are there any other situations in which there can be an IOError that I don't want to ignore? Any suggestions?
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