On Mar 6, 5:14 am, Benedykt <psobolew...@fiokware.com> wrote:
> Dear sirs,
> I have configured my web server sohttp://localhost/wsgipoints to
> Django connected with WSGI:
> WSGIScriptAlias /wsgi /var/www/django.wsgi
>
> Now I can see that when I request URL "http://localhost/wsgi/myapp/
> test/", Django sees URL "myapp/test/". It is nice when I write url
> rules - they can just look like that:
> (r'^myapp/test/', 'myapp.test.views.index')
>
> However it gives me problems with APPEND_SLASH. When APPEND_SLASH is
> set on and I request URL "http://localhost/wsgi/myapp/test"; (without
> trailing slash), I get redirected to "http://localhost/myapp/test/";.
> Can you see? The "wsgi" got lost from URL. I looked at
> CommonMiddleware sources and I think I know what is the reason of this
> problem. CommonMiddleware's process_request() does something like:
> new_url = request.get_host() + request.path + '/'
> And request.path misses "wsgi", and this is the cause of my problem.
>
> My question is: what shoud I do to avoid this problem?
What version of Django are you using?
Are you perhaps using a pre 1.0 version where SCRIPT_NAME, which
defines mount point, was not being properly handled by Django.
Also post your WSGI script file so can see it, in case you have
applied pre Django 1.0 workaround for SCRIPT_NAME to Django 1.0 when
you shouldn't have.
Graham
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