Hi, I have a pecuilar requirement and was wondering the best possible solution for it. My site powered by django will run a on at least a few hundred different domain names(something like google apps). I am thinking of using Django's site framework to handle the database. Few properties in my settings file (template directories,site_id,email,logoimage for example) need to change with the domain name. Since most of the clients will sign up automatically on the site i will move these configurable settings to the database. I need a solution for loading these settings per request based on the domain name. I do not want to spawn separate processes for every hostname as that would be a waste of memory for clients with very few hits. I was thinking of writing a request middleware and updating the global settings on every request picking them from my cache.However I am not sure of the correct approach to do this. I wanted to know if a django process is threaded ( in which case updating the global settings will not work) or does one process serve only one request at a time (in which case it will)? Any other approaches to the problem will be also welcome. Note: Editing django and the apps i am using to pick these settings directly from memcache instead of django.conf.settings is the last option if nothing else comes up. Thanks, Shitiz Bansal
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