not the answer you're looking for, but:

the error meessage is generated by the error controller.  you could
poke around in there and see if any c vars are set or other good stuff

usually for showing users a 'meaningful' message, i do this:

i - i have a WebError and JsonError exception class
ii - i wrap things in a try/except.   if i raise a WebError or
JsonError, i print my own error message or do a redirect to a static
error page.  any other error gets the pylons error.

i do this because unless its one of those errors i explicitly want
users to know about or am tracking, i just want a generic error
showing.
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