Error or stack trace redirection in Django

[Ram]

Hi,

When a failure is happened in Django web application, we noticed that the error is returned directly on the web browser as shown in the attached snap. We wanted to understand whether this is expected as per Django FWK or are we doing something wrong in our coding itself?  I believe we should never display anything other than error message that is explicity provided in coding statement, e.g. "Invalid login Id".

If coding needs to be changed here to avoid stack trace on the user browsers, what should be changed here?

Thanks,

~Ram

[Christophe Pettus]

> On Jul 12, 2020, at 19:08, Ram <ram.mu...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> If coding needs to be changed here to avoid stack trace on the user browsers, what should be changed here?

You have DEBUG = True; that will result in the debugging output you see. You shouldn't ever have it turned on for a production website.

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[Ram]

Yes, this error is from our development server and we have DEBUG = True.  Thanks for quick answer. We will not turn this on in production server.

Best regards,

~Ram

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