Hi there,
I have an Apache with mod_python running Trac on my local machine.
PythonDebug is set to Off. I shut the database server down. Then I
navigate to my local Trac URL and get a traceback in the browser,
displaying all the paths, server names, port numbers, etc.
Not a good situation if happens on a production server, huh?
First I thought this was a mod_python problem, but it is Trac's.
In the trac/web/api.py file, send_error function (line 373)
unconditionally sends the traceback down to the client.
I couldn't think of anything better than this:
@@ -371,7 +371,10 @@
data.get('type'),
data.get('message'))
except: # failed to render
- data = get_last_traceback()
+ import logging
+ logging.exception('An exception occured during rendering
the error page')
+ #data = get_last_traceback()
+ data = "A serious server error occured. Please tell the
developers you have seen this message."
content_type = 'text/plain'
self.send_response(status)
Is there a better solution that? Am I missing something?
If not, would you guys like me to create a ticket?
Regards,
Mike
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