Using mod_perl when an error is encountered, I have a customized error
screen that is defined in http.conf that is displayed to the user. This is
just a customized 500 page that then emails me which page crashed and all
of the local variables.
I can't seem to find a way to do this in PHP 4.0.6. Mod_Perl on error
throws a 500 to the webserver, where PHP seems to just keep on
going. Suppressing the errors only seems to return an empty page with a
status of 200 as verified in my apache logs. I realize that I could have an
error handling statement around every possible place an error could occur,
but this doesn't seem very efficient to me.
Does anybody know of a way to generate an email on error with all the
current variables?
Randy Miller -- Team Leader, Web Development
HighWired.com -- Your high school connection
http://www.highwired.com/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- 617.393.2233
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