New issue. Jump to bottom. Copy link. Much thanks! Have a great autumn! GrahamDumpleton closed this Sep 25, Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment. Linked pull requests. RomanMindlin I have done this, but it doesn't contain the.
I only have a. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Graham Dumpleton Graham Dumpleton Hi, IS there any location where i can find mod-wsgi. Thank you. Downloaded the correct 'whl' file for my setup.
Still no. Close to giving up pretty much, which would be a shame. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. In the case of the httpd executable being replaced with a shell script which performs additional actions before then executing the original httpd executable, and the shell script is failing in some way, you will need to use the location of the original httpd executable the shell script is in turn executing.
In doing this, you will need to perform additional steps. The first thing you must do is supply the --user and --group options to say what user and group your Python web application should run as. Most Linux distributions will predefine a special user for Apache to run as, so you can use that. Alternatively you can use any other special user account you have created for running the Python web application:.
In running this command, it will not actually startup Apache. All it will do is create the set of configuration files and the startup script to be run. Having created the configuration and startup script, to start the Apache instance you can now run:. Using this approach, the original options you supplied to setup-server will be cached with the same configuration used each time.
If you need to update the set of options, run setup-server again with the new set of options. You may therefore need to configure SELinux or move the directory used with --server-root to an allowed location. In all cases, any error messages will be logged to a file under the server root directory. If working in a development environment and you would like to have any code changes automatically reloaded, then you can use the --reload-on-changes option.
This will set up all the required files and you can use apachectl to start and stop the Apache instance as explained previously. This can be directly referenced from the Apache configuration, or copied into the Apache modules directory. This will output something like:. This would be placed in the Apache httpd.
In the latter case where a mods-available directory is used, the module would then be enabled by running a2enmod wsgi as root. If necessary Apache can then be restarted to verify the module is loading correctly. You should take these lines and configure Apache in the same way as described above. Aug 3, May 14, Feb 16, Dec 20, Oct 5, Jun 18, Jun 7, Oct 22, Apr 3, Mar 26, Mar 4, Dec 15, Dec 12, Nov 19, Nov 16, Oct 3, Oct 1, Aug 29, Jul 7, Mar 13, Jan 24, Jan 4, Jan 2, Dec 18,
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