The tickets are just pickles.
On Friday, 1 February 2013 03:06:13 UTC-6, Wonton wrote:
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> Hello Mariano,
>
> Regarding to the tickets I've seen that they are stored in my errors
> directory, so I can read them there (they are not well formatted, but at
> least I can see the error).
> For me is
Hello Mariano,
Regarding to the tickets I've seen that they are stored in my errors
directory, so I can read them there (they are not well formatted, but at
least I can see the error).
For me is more important how to insert and read traces, and following your
idea I will check if there is any l
AFAIK you could store the tickets in the db or coping the files and
open them locally (maybe in another web2py instance)
Code traces will go to your web server logging facility (if any).
If you cannot access that, you could create a temp file and write the
logs there.
For more advanced methods, ple
Hello everyone,
Finally I have my project working in my local server so I've uploaded it to
the real server (via FTP to the applications directory).
It's working almost perfctly, but some features are giving errors and other
are simply not working (they return incorrect data).
My problem, I hav
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