[mod_python] PythonDebug and Traceback

>Is there some way that you can have PythonDebug set to Off and still get
>a traceback (I'm using 2.7.8 mod_python against python 2.2.2)?

Sure, but you'll have to display it yourself. My script usually look like
this:

req.content_type="text/html"
writeheader(req, mytitle . . .)
try:
   # do some stuff (like connecting to the DB)
except:
   printexception(req)
printfooter(req, . . .)


--
The printexception() routine is defined as:
--

def formatexception():
   info = sys.exc_info()
    result = "\n<HR>\n<P><B>%s:</B> %s</P>\n" % info[:2]
    if verbose:
        import traceback
        result += '<PRE>' + "\n".join(traceback.format_tb(info[2])) +
'</PRE>\n'
    return result

def printexception(req=sys.stdout):
    req.write(formatexception())

--
The 'verbose' global variable can be turned off and on by sending a request
to the server.



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