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Is there a way for OSQA to automatically send an email when a 500 error occurs? I would like to be notified automatically (including stack trace, URL, etc.) whenever this happens rather than require users to contact me.

Update: This feature is supposed to be a part of django, according to this page. I set ADMINS in settings_local.py to ( ( 'My name', 'me@mydomain.com' ), ) and as long as DEBUG is False, I should get an email whenever an error happens. I forced an error to happen but I don't get an email. I'm still investigating, but does anyone know why this doesn't work?

asked 08 Nov '10, 14:14

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closed 27 Sep '11, 15:33

Another update: in my production environment, this (what I described in the Update above) works perfectly. Perhaps it was a problem in my dev environment.

(21 Mar '11, 15:25) gperrow

@gperrow - if there's no suggestion/feature request here, I propose you post an answer and accept it. Oh wait, you can't accept your own answers on Meta Osqa. http://meta.osqa.net/questions/7515/why-cant-i-accept-my-own-answers-on-meta-osqa

(21 Mar '11, 17:35) ripper234 ♦

The question has been closed for the following reason "Problem is not reproducible or outdated" by gperrow 27 Sep '11, 15:33

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