I found it !!
I figured that for intranet use I don't need two server{} statment in
conf, I just delete the one with media and re-write location to
second. And now it's workin super.
Thanks to everyone for help.
On 18 Mar, 10:18, maciekjbl <maciej....@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 17 Mar, 22:54, Matt Robenolt <youdontevenk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > You set up a 'media.aplikacje' alias in your nginx config, but your
> > media is still attempting to be pulled from 'aplikacje/media/', so at
> > this point, your MEDIA_URL is wrong. MEDIA_URL needs to be 'http://
> > media.aplikacje/'
>
> I change it couple times. Now I stick with 'http://media.aplikacje/.
>
> > Or, you can change the server{} config for nginx to have the alias /
> > media/ point to your media folder. Just make sure you put it in before
> > your 'location /' or it'll never get there.
>
> Also try this.
>
> > The problem comes from not having the urls mapped up properly. You
> > probably have an 'if DEBUG:' check where to tack on the static media
> > server in Django, so it works when requests come through. With that
> > off, Django doesn't know how to serve up static files, which, it
> > shouldn't ever do that anyways. Nginx just needs to know how to handle
> > the url directly.
>
> So I understand that I can even erase url to static on live server
> because this is only for development ?
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