I'm at my whit's end trying to debug this problem with one of my Django
sites. I've done absolutely everything I can think of, and that google
direct me to, to make it send 500 emails, but to no avail. For some reason
I cannot fathom, even with every logging setting I know set to the Django
1.6 defaults, the AdminEmailHandler doesn't ever trigger.
Here's what I've got in terms of settings:
DEBUG=False
ADMINS = (('Admins', '[email protected]'),)
EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend'
LOGGING is not defined, so I'm using the Django defaults (which do send 500
emails in another site I have installed on the same machine). handler500 is
not defined. Using the console EmailBackend means I don't have to worry
about SMTP servers.
Sending emails inside a manage.py shell instance with
django.core.mail.send_mail() pushes the email into the console just fine,
so it's not the email config itself.
Using PyDev to debug the execution, I see that AdminEmailHandler.emit() is
never called, which appears to be because it's not in the list of handlers
configured to deal with 500 errors. But WHY?! Even explicitly configuring
AdminEmailHandler to handle django.request ERRORs by copying
django.utils.log.DEFAULT_LOGGING doesn't work.
What is going on?! :(
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