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siovene's avatar
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siovene
updated 2012-11-18 11:38:14 -0600

In this case your python output encoding for stdout and stderr streams is not "utf-8". The message gives you a warning as whenever a non-ascii message is logged or printed to the standard output there will be an exception.

For example - statements like logging.debug('....') may cause 500 errors in this situation.

One solution to this is to have logging.debug('....').encode('utf-8')) everywhere - to make sure that you print just bytes, but this would be too tedious. Another - set the output encoding to 'utf-8' at run time.

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Evgeny's avatar
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Evgeny
answered 2012-11-18 10:53:17 -0600

In this case your python output encoding for stdout and stderr streams is not "utf-8". The message gives you a warning as whenever a non-ascii message is logged or printed to the standard output there will be an exception.

For example - statements like logging.debug('....') may cause 500 errors in this situation.

One solution to this is to have logging.debug('....').encode('utf-8'))logging.debug('....'.encode('utf-8')) everywhere - to make sure that you print just bytes, but this would be too tedious. Another - set the output encoding to 'utf-8' at run time.