wsgi

问题 I've created an app on my local computer with Web2py and it is running via WSGI with SQLite. I can successfully deploy my app to Google App Engine, using my own domain and doing all url rewrites I need. Now I need a way to create specific administrative users that will be responsible for update some tables. Specific questions: Is there a way I can use Web2py admin interface when my appliation is running on GAE ? Even if I do not want create news applications nor edit files, is it possible to

问题 As highlighted in multiple questions/asnwers before, namely this and this I have configured my WSGISocketPrefix to be /etc/httpd/run/wsgi /etc/httpd/run directory has permission root:apache and the sock file created has apache:root permission. The issue I am facing is that apache is always trying to connect to the sock which is one less than what it should be looking for . Example the sock is /var/run/httpd/wsgi.1769.1.1.sock but apache looks for /var/run/httpd/wsgi.1769.0.1.sock There are no

问题 Is there some way to run .psp (python server pages) code under apache + mod_wsgi? While we are moving towards newer wsgi based frameworks we still have some legacy code written in psp which runs under mod_python. We'd like to be able to run it on the same server that hosts other wsgi based python code. In short - is there a way to support psp under mod_wsgi? Or are there any other tricks to at least allow mod_wsgi and mod_python to play nice in the same server? -S 回答1: No, there is no port of

问题 I'm struggling by trying to make things work after upgrading the Django version from 1.6.7 to 1.7. It looks like I'm not able to focus on the right matter. I try to resume the situation so far. Thing is: if I leave the command django.setup() in my wsgi.py file, when I try to access my website I get an internal server error (500). Looking at the logs, I get: [Sun Oct 12 12:38:50 2014] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] mod_wsgi (pid=23258): Target WSGI script '/home/thrasher/webapps/django/myproject

问题 is it possible to make my webserver run python and php in the same domain? I have a website in python/django that is www.mydomain.com. Now, i have to host a blog in www.mydomain.com/blog in wordpress. Can i make it through? Apache 2.2 mod_wsgi My config now: # RUNS PYTHON <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot /home/padrao ErrorLog /home/padrao/logs/mydomain.com-error_log CustomLog /home/padrao/logs/mydomain.com-access_log common WSGIScriptAlias / /home/padrao/mywebsite.wsgi </VirtualHost> # RUNS

问题 What is the difference between running bottle script like this from bottle import route, run @route('/') def index(): return 'Hello!' run(server='gunicorn', host='0.0.0.0', port=8080) with command python app.py and this from bottle import route, default_app @route('/') def index(): return 'Hello!' app = default_app() with command gunicorn app:app --bind='0.0.0.0:8080' 回答1: Essentially nothing. From the bottle source code for the GunicornServer here you can see that a basic application is

问题 I'm implementing a long-running thread within a Flask application. In debug mode, with the reloader activated, the long-running thread is not killed upon reload. Instead, because the code that creates and starts the thread is run after reloading, each cycle creates an additional thread. How can I prevent this, other than disabling the reloader? Will the same happen when running under mod_wsgi, with its auto-reload feature? Update : the long-running thread was actually killed by Werkzeug upon

问题 What is the simplest way to serve static files with WSGI and Python 3.2? There are some WSGI apps for PEP 333 and Python 2 for this purpose - but was is about PEP 3333 and Python 3? I want to use wsgiref for development. 回答1: Typically, you don't want to serve static files using WSGI. WSGI is used so that dynamic content can be generated by using Python. Static files, by definition, are not dynamic content, so you don't need the additional layer of WSGI and any web app you've built on it.

问题 I am facing a problem related to django wsgi script. I have been using two virtualenv for my two application and I have deployed these two application on my local server with different port. Apache configuration file for first Appplication looks like: listen 8081 WSGIPythonPath /home/user/app1:/home/user/virtual-env1/lib/python2.7/site-packages <VirtualHost mylocalip:8081> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost ServerName www.app1.com DocumentRoot /home/user/app1 <Directory /home/user/app1/static

问题 I am using uwsgi to deploy a Django app. I want the app to be accessed under: SERVER_URL:PORT/APP_NAME my uswgi configuration are: [uwsgi] http=:PORT threads = 10 die-on-term=true chdir = /dir/to/my/app/ home = /dir/to/my/app/ logto = /dir/to/log/LOG.log wsgi-file = /dir/to/my/app/main_package/wsgi.py mount = /APP_NAME=/dir/to/my/app/main_package/wsgi.py I can't get the mount to work. I get the app under SERVER_URL:PORT and not under SERVER_URL:PORT/APP_NAME . The logs I get are: *** Starting