I have single static IP on my home host, and 80 port is occupied by apache.
I'm very satisfied by dev process using it.
After all, I think such behavior ("eating" errors) is simply wrong.
I want track errors from logs after deployment, because fixes on live server
should be possible.
> On 8/28/06, Ilia Kantor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > When I have syntax error in python code of an app, where it goes ?
> >
> > I'm working under apache, same config as production, but
> > MaxRequestsPerChild 1
> >
> > There are no syntax errors in apache error log or site error log.
> > What's up ?
>
> I don't remember where they go when running with Apache, but why not
> use the development server when doing your *development*? Then you see
> all the errors, and it *quickly* auto-reloads when you change files,
> etc. etc.
>
> Save Apache for final deployment.
>
> Jay P.
>
>
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