In your second: If you changed a value in a configuration file and it triggered an exception somewhere, many people would say you are at fault for not testing your change.
Exactly. However, the exception will likely be thrown from somewhere in the network stack, not from a config file, so whoever last modified the error checking code in the network stack will get an email instead.
Exactly. However, the exception will likely be thrown from somewhere in the network stack, not from a config file, so whoever last modified the error checking code in the network stack will get an email instead.