On May 22, 6:47 pm, Mike T <mthoma...@gmail.com> wrote: > Um, could someone point me in the right direction. I have a site with > a standard lamp server, running PHP. I want to add a second Django > site, using a virtual host. I have the virtual host set up, but I > don't know anything about configuring it to work. I've done Django > Development, but never configured a server to run it. > > Details are below: > > I have an Ubuntu EC2 instance running a site with PHP, MySQL, Apache2. > This works nicely. > > I set up a Virtual Host. It works nicely. > > In the virtual host, I want to create a Django site. I can not break > the main server, and I don't yet want to pay for a second permeant > instance of EC2. But, I really want to do the second site using Python/ > Django. > > So, I'm not sure how to do this, without breaking the PHP site. > > Could you give some advice. > > What packages do I install? > > What mods do I add to Apache2 for the Django site? > > I guess Django runs in CGI, as opposed to the way PHP scrips are > parsed in the public folder. I build Django sites before, but never > set up the server. > > What is the best, most sane, way to set up Apache2 for Django for only > the Virtual Host or the 2nd host. If there is no good way to do it, > that's fine. > > Thanks for your help. > > Cheers! > Michael
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