ehhhm - sorry for this one, but it doesn´t seem to work out - so i´m setting an environment variable, f.i. in /etc/profile (starting zope as root, i.e. nobody)... like BOBO_DEBUG_MODE=no correct this far? ps -ef gives me a /.../z2.py -D -X -w <portnum> manually specifying -D at start time ends up saying /.../z2.py -D -X -w <portnum> -D editing ./start so that zope is started like /.../z2.py -X -w <portnum> still gives me those darn tracebacks - sorry again, no clue ... thank you eternally for a hint, oliver
At 23:43 +0200 2002-09-02, Oliver Skiebe wrote:
i´m trying to suppress tracebacks in error messages in zope 2.5.1; fussing around with BOBO_DEBUG_MODE=0 and HTTP_TRACEBACK_STYLE=none didn´t do anything; seems like zope defaults to debug mode (setting -D 0 didn´t work either), which it shouldn´t do...
We solved this one just a couple of days ago. Guess what? BOBO_DEBUG_MODE=0 means turn on debugging. Yep, and so does BOBO_DEBUG_MODE=1.
In fact, any digit or the string 'yes' or 'y' will have the same effect.
Try:
BOBO_DEBUG_MODE=no
Works for us.
Steve
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