Really weird - Admin not working with Apache/modpython
Hey all,
I've got version 0.95 installed and it all works fine from the built in
webserver on my FC5 machine. Works awesome. But when I move to
running it behind modpython on Fedora5's apache, the admin stops
working - more accurately I get a blank screen. Nothing. Not an error
from the browser or from modpython. If I view the source of the doc
there is nothing there. That means it is getting the Http header,
right? It's really weird. The only other app in the project with
only 1 view works fine in this setup. It's is pretty simple right now
with a simple HttpResponse.
My httpd.conf (really in my python.conf but I can't see how that'll
matter)
SetHandler mod_python
PythonHandler django.core.handlers.modpython
SetEnv DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE ae.settings
#This is the project - it is in my site-packages
PythonDebug On
#PythonAutoReload On
I've copied the media folder to my www root for apache to find. This
is a really simple application with a urls.py:
(r'^gear/$', 'ae.gear.views.index'), <- This works fine
(r'^admin/', include('django.contrib.admin.urls')),
I'm using sqlite3 for a db. Do you think its a media thing? Any help
would really be appreciated; I'm certainly at a loss. Thanks in
advance.
-mhale
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Re: Really weird - Admin not working with Apache/modpython
>From what you said about sqlite3 not working - I took the plunge into PostgreSQL. And it is working now. No media. But, I'll figure that out. Thanks for the tips on curl and sqlite3. -mhale --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
migrating from winxp to linux problems
Hey all, My first post and I wish it was something positive (and maybe a little shorter). I'm migrating from winXP to linux(Fedora4) and I'm at a loss. First off everything works perfectly from the dev server - 'dango-admin.py runserver'. I see my app(really just the tutorial 'polls' at this point - for testing purposes and as a refresher for all the basics) and the admin interface. But when I go through mod_python I get wacky errors (posted at http://www.onylybigkids.com/django/ae.htm & http://www.onlybigkids.com/django/ae2.htm). What is really weird is the first time I request a page I get the first error then if I do a reload I get the second. Mod_python works fine doing the hello world. My django app is in my /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/ directory. I'm using sqlite3 as my database backend. >From the errors you'd think I was spelling something wrong in my settings.py - but it wouldn't work from the dev server would it? I was thinking permissions - so I chmod/chgrp/chown'd so much I don't even remember what it was before :-) I started mucking around. I've been doing everything as root which I would think is the thing to do. But I now have read/write permissions on all my project set for anyone. I even added my /var/www/html dir to my python path and moved the project over there and chown it to apache. It has always worked from the dev-server but never apache2/mod_python3. It this possibly a version thing? This was so easy on winxp, and I'm not the linux expert I'd like to be. I'll post anything people want to see (httpd.conf, python.conf, settings.py - even the sqlite3 db). Thanks in advance. -mhale
Re: migrating from winxp to linux problems
Adrian, Thanks and I got it. Just to document for people who come after me - I did all these tests from within mod_python as well as outside it. First off python version - from within mod_python and I looked all over I can't find any other versions "2.4.1 (#1, May 16 2005, 15:19:29) [GCC 4.0.0 20050512 (Red Hat 4.0.0-5)]" If within a python shell I do a from pysqlite2 import dbapi2 it's all good. dbapi2.version reponds 2.06. But I checked it with mod_python and I get the error that ends in the " permission denied './python-eggs' ". This all exposes more lack of knowledge, but I'm cool with that. Pysqlite2 is in an egg in the site-packages. This is the important part - mod_python doesn't like zipped eggs. Unzip it, did some cleanup of the easy_install.pth, restart apache, and it's all good. Thanks again. -mhale
