I'm trying to use pyinstaller to package a pyside/qt app. We used py2exe before, but we switched for some reason and I want to know how to do something that py2exe did. With py2exe whenever our application would throw an exception you would get an alert box telling that there was a error and the location of the log file with the traceback of said error. The default behavior of pyinstaller seems to be to dump the stderr of my app to nowhere. I can of course use "2> log.txt" to get it, but I could have used py2exe's handling of this in the field and asked super competent users (or sub-par testers) to send me a log file. pyinstaller's debug mode is not meant for this. Sooo how can I get some similar functionality out of pyinstaller? Thanks for your help, switching back to py2exe would be a pain!
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