On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 1:09 AM, anton <anto...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> I use:
> - windows 7 64 bit
> - python 2.7.6 (32bit)
> - apache 2.4.9 (32bit vc9 build from apachelounge)
> - django 1.6.2
> - flup for fcgi ( noted as prerequisite in django docs)
>
> I use flup for running django as fcgi,
> unfortunately I have the problem that
> my django app runs fine with http but not with https.
>
> I saw that in https mode the request.path
> variable in my view is not '/mydjangoapp/' (like in http mode)
> but '/mydjangoapp/mydiangoapp/'.
>
> So the links which are calculated with the reverse("myapp.myview") function
> are wrong.
>
> I looked a bit in flup bit did not fully understan why it builds the
> request.path variable the way it does (add least in https mode
> the apache does not create a SCRIPT_URL = the env["SCRIPT_URL"] in flup
> is empty, and this seems to cause the problem).
>
> my questions are now:
> - Is there any special point to take care about when using https?
> - is there another reccomended way to do fcgi (on windows)??
>
> I ask this because flup seems *dead*, and the flup website
> is down since *months* now (at least it was down every time I tried to
> access the flup trac).
>
> So what is the future for django and fcgi on windows,
> or will this functionality be integrated in django 1.7 (would be nice).
>
There *is* no future for FCGI on Django, on Windows or any other operating
system. We've deprecated support for FCGI, and will be removing support for
FCGI in the Django 1.9 release.
Third party projects may choose to maintain support for FCGI wrappers to
Django, but that will be outside the official project.
If you want to deploy a Django site, you should be using WSGI. A wide range
of servers and service providers support WSGI; However. I can't comment on
which ones are especially good or bad under Windows.
Yours,
Russ Magee %-)
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