I have IIS, and i ran IIS in front of Daphne which handle SSL. But when i
run daphne to listen port which support https in IIS, daphne tell me
"2017-01-27 10:19:37,082 CRITICAL Unhandled error in Deferred:
2017-01-27 10:19:37,082 CRITICAL
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\python35\lib
Yes you can.
daphne -e ssl:443:privateKey=key.pem:certKey=crt.pem
django_project.asgi:channel_layer
For more info look at the Daphne GitHub repo https://github.com/django/daphne/
But I would suggest run Nginx in front of the Daphne which will handle SSL.
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Thank you! Maybe i'll try it. One more question...can i use daphne by https?
четверг, 26 января 2017 г., 14:59:37 UTC+3 пользователь Avraham Serour
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> if you are stuck on windows but not necessarily IIS you may try cygwin, I
> once had to deploy on windows and after investigating some
Does adding a def __unicode__(self): method into a model affect the queries
being returned ?
I am currently experiencing a situation in which the presence of def
__unicode__(self): in the model is interfering with the results being
returned.
These two are my models
class modelLabTestN
Dear Colleagues,
I've made some fixes in the code (most of them concerns Python 3
compatibility). I also added a test showing a problem with some kind of
name clash.
пятница, 27 января 2017 г., 1:07:38 UTC+3 пользователь Fabien Millerand
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> Yes, that was my thought as well...
>
> Wi
On Thursday 26 January 2017 12:10:07 Mike08 wrote:
> Now each teacher (Teacher model) is assigned a Subject (subject
> Model). Now each Teacher should have an admin section they should not
> be able to change their name, they should not be able to change their
> subject but they can create new top
Quick Fix - The Teacher model had a typo. Here is the fix
*class Teacher(models.Model):*
*name = models.CharField(max_length=200)*
*subject= models.ForeignKey('Subject')*
*topic= models.ForeignKey('**Topic**')*
*text = models.TextField()*
*What I am trying to do or (would like to
You can separate workers by channel name, but not by path. You're probably
better off doing it further upstream with nginx as you said.
You also can't just run one redis server per customer unless you move to
separate installs for bigger customers, with their own Daphne, Redis and
workers.
Andrew
And if I would like to separate some of the infrastructure - for example
dedicate some resources just for one customer. Can I run some workers for
the request based on the, for example, path?
Example:
I want 10 workers consume just messages from path example.com/customer1 and
all messages from
Hi,
Yes, you can run daphne with just an ASGI file that matches the Django
settings. It's easier to just use the Django project for this, but you also
don't need to update/restart it unless the CHANNEL_LAYERS setting changes.
The conditions you put down are mostly correct, apart from 2), having o
Yes, that was my thought as well...
Will do and let you know. It could be good to add a link in your docs as a
side note...
If you get any feedback let me know...
El 26 ene. 2017 22:38, "Andrew Godwin" escribió:
> A quick read through and it looks roughly how I expect; I'm not an expert
> in
Hi I am working on some app with Django Channels and I am in the phase when
I am looking for the best way how to deploy the Channel project (with
scaling and smooth update in mind).
I have this setup:
1. Nginx server handling SSL certificate, headers, etc. it will proxy to
->
2. Daphne
Hello experts first time poster here, so I am not sure how to approach this
issue. I am trying to restrict admin privileges of users.
Let me explain a simple use case and then I could explain my objective.
Consider the following example (model code below) there are 3
subjects(Subject Model) in t
A quick read through and it looks roughly how I expect; I'm not an expert
in JSON-RPC though so I'd want some other people to chime in.
As for releasing it on PyPI, I think that's the best way; I don't want to
roll something like this into Channels directly. I would suggest you turn
it from a Djan
Melvyn, thanks for looking at this. Despite my inept attempt at explanation
you've understood what I am trying to do - I need to revisit my
relationships and fully explore my options at the model level.
Thanks again,
Richard
P.S. I'll try to use clearer analogies in the future - in my head the
@Fred: Thanks a lot, that really helped me!
enrico
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Andrew,
I have finished to develop what I called the JsonRpcWebsocketConsumer:
https://github.com/millerf/django-channels-jsonrpc/tree/master/django_channels_jsonrpc/django_channels_jsonrpc
I was thinking of creating a pypy package, there is a little bit f more
work to be done for that. But if
Alexander,
What I am working on is not the client, but the server...
I am not really sure what you are looking for exactly, but I have been
working with websockets and json-rpc client-server structure for a few
years now, so happy to fill you in with some infos if needed.
Le mercredi 25 janv
Hello,
I don't know if you've changed names to protect the innocent, but conceptually,
these
models are hard to translate to the real world. This is the opposite of what
object
oriented programming is trying to accomplish and probably why you're having a
hard
time figuring it out and explain
Ohh thanks that helped a lot.
Now in one view I still have a problem.
It uses the a formset and tries to give that back while overwriting the
get_form function:
views.py
class LayoutFormView(LoginRequiredMixin, StaffuserRequiredMixin, UpdateView
):
template_name = 'abc/layout.html'
form_c
if you are stuck on windows but not necessarily IIS you may try cygwin, I
once had to deploy on windows and after investigating some possibilities I
just installed cygwin and put nginx with uwsgi.
On Thu, Jan 26, 2017 at 9:55 AM, Алексей Кузуб wrote:
> Thank you for your answers and advices. I h
Building.objects.filter(addresses__street__pk=patientid) will return
all buildings with an address in the same street as the patient. If I
understand correctly, that is :)
2017-01-26 10:41 GMT+01:00 Richard Hall :
> Thanks for replying, I need all the help I can get. What I'm trying to do is
> the
Thanks for replying, I need all the help I can get. What I'm trying to do
is the opposite of what I seem to be doing. Rather than looking for an
address without a building I am trying to see, from my list of all
buildings, which one has an address (filtered by patientid). I can easily
list all
Thanks for replying to my question.
What I am trying to do is for each building in the list see if there is a
corresponding address record for that building. Thus I'm trying to test the
opposite of what you've pointed out i.e. not that there will be an address
without a building, but if that b
You are assuming you can have address without building.
{% if x.building %}
2017-01-26 0:27 GMT+01:00 Richard Hall :
> Hello, I've only just started with Django and need a bit of help steering
> myself in the right direction.
>
> I want to create a page that has a list of possible forms that could
If you want a fixed set of file field, you declare multiple file
field, each with a different name. For exemple:
class UserProfile(models.Model):
photo_front = models.FileField(...)
photo_side = models.FileField(...)
If you want a list of photo, you don't know yet how many, yo
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