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]]> You’d like for the production server that no exceptions are visible on the site. That sounds reasonable! If there is some exception you’d like to see it only on your developer server. So in your index.php or whatever the index of the Zend Framework file is just add a try/catch construction and in the catch simply don’t output anything!

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