gunicorn

I searched through the net but didn't get the concrete answer or example of "how to use log rotation with Gunicorn?" . It would be great if someone provide an example. Gunicorn's documentation says you can setup log rotation with logrotate (a linux command): Logs can be automatically rotated and compressed using logrotate. Doc link: http://docs.gunicorn.org/en/latest/install.html?highlight=logrotate#debian-gnu-linux So I guess Gunicorn provides itself no way to rotate log. Here is an example of my configuration file, placed in /etc/logrotate.d/my_app : /path/to/my/logs/gunicorn-access.log

I'd like to have a static site in my root public_html directory, then Flask apps in their own subdirectories (e.g. public_html/foo). The static root directory functions as expected. I have spent hours editing the nginx configuration to get the Flask apps working, but always end up back in the same place, namely that the following code always returns 'Bad Config' when I migrate to mysite/foo. I want it to return 'Hello World!' If I alter the nginx configuration so that the server root is in public_html/foo, the Flask applications work as expected (i.e. mysite.com returns 'Hello World!'). In the

we have implemented django-allauth into our web app and we are facing random leaks. When a new user enters signup page, sometimes user sees first name, last name and email address of lastly logged user prefilled in signup form . This occurs really randomly, just sometimes. This also happens in profile edit form, which is just simple django form taking instance of user from self.request.user in CBV (FormView) like this: def get_form_kwargs(self): kwargs = super(ProfileView, self).get_form_kwargs() kwargs.update({ 'instance': self.request.user }) return kwargs We are using basic default setup of