This whole area is much improved on the Zope trunk (aka Zope 2.6). I'd suggest checking it out when you get a chance. Instead of putting tracebacks in HTML responses by default, it consolidates logging into an "error log" object. You can optionally tell the error log object to write errors to the event log (stupid log) as well. As far as Zope 2.5.1 goes... I'm honestly not sure how it's supposed to work. If there was ever a clear and forthright description of the intent of BOBO_DEBUG_MODE and HTTP_TRACEBACK_STYLE, it was lost long ago. ;-) - C On Mon, 2002-09-02 at 17:43, Oliver Skiebe wrote:

hi,

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...

any suggestions? thank you!

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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