I'd say the easiest way would be to use routes_on_error, you can put a
controller function of your application there.
On you web2py directory you would make a routes.py with
routes_onerror = [
('myapp/*', '/myapp/default/error')
]
Then on default.py you could have a function like this:
def error():
code = request.vars.code
ticket = request.vars.ticket
if code == '500':
# do your websocket stuff
return locals() # Make sure you have a error.html for the visitor to
get a nice error page
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