You'll need to get down and dirty with how you create your HTML::Mason object.

Please have a read of this link: http://www.masonhq.com/docs/manual/Admin.html#error_reporting_and_exceptions.

Specifically the link instructs that, when you create your HTML::Mason object, you must specify the error_mode option to have a value of "fatal" so that a 500 message is returned to the user with the output sent to the apache error log.

Considered by monarch: title change: Configuring HTML::Mason debugging output destination
Unconsidered by planetscape: keep votes trump edit votes ( keep:12 edit:26 reap:0 )

In reply to Re: mod_perl 2 and CGI::Carp fatalstobrowser by monarch
in thread mod_perl 2 and CGI::Carp fatalstobrowser by jfroebe

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