Hi, I might be mistking, but isn't the 500 occuring because of the uncaught exception? In that case, you would simply need to catch the exception and than make sure the 403 error page is shown. On the other hand, there should be a way to decide which page is shown when the user doesn't have access to a page (at least when you're using the Security-Bundle provided by symfony2).
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