On Sep 28, 6:05 am, pbreit wrote:
> Seems like Webfaction directs Python users to mod_wsgi. Have you tried that?
I guess I don't think this would be related to the use of uwsgi vs
mod_wsgi.
Regarding using mod_wsgi, unfortunately, mod_wsgi memory use is much
too big for my very limited budget.
Seems like Webfaction directs Python users to mod_wsgi. Have you tried that?
OK, I got some more replies from the very prompt people at
webfaction. The problem seems to be with my app (web2py).
"... This is how the server works,
HTTP is port 80
SSL is port 443
Your app runs on port 10853 locally and is than proxied by nginx to
either port 80 or 443
http://docs.webfact
OK, I got some more replies from the very prompt people at
webfaction. The problem seems to be with my app (web2py).
"... This is how the server works,
HTTP is port 80
SSL is port 443
Your app runs on port 10853 locally and is than proxied by nginx to
either port 80 or 443
http://docs.webfact
yes, I think along the same line. In my communications with
webfaction, howeveer, I have not been able to get an answer yet,
beyond 443 or the port assigned when creating the app.
I can only presume that no one has used webfaction with uwsgi for a
web2py installation. I think I may have to put th
Hello
I am new can you pls tell me what you just sent. I am trying to learn and I
will like to get more information so I can partake all. Can you pls send
some other names through so I can also ask them about this.
Thankyou
codenamechameleon (Amber)
On Mon, Sep 26, 2011 at 9:02 PM, Vasile Ermici
>
> Do you mean the port for https as a standard wold-wide(?), at webfaction,
> web2py, uwsgi?
the default for https is port 443
perhaps this is a question for webfaction support,
my thoughts:
I think this is a different port assigned when you click 'https' on app
creation
and so http request
Johann,
Mysteries and programming don't go well together... :)
I would like a reasonable, repeatable answer, not a mystery, just
science! :)
Kind regards 2u2
Michel
On Sep 26, 5:51 pm, Johann Spies wrote:
> In my case the support person 'discovered' the port by putting some
> debugging st
In my case the support person 'discovered' the port by putting some
debugging statements in web2py/applications/admin/models/access.py
Why that port was chosen, is a mystery.
Regards
Johann
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Hello Vasile,
Do you mean the port for https as a standard wold-wide(?), at
webfaction, web2py, uwsgi?
Whichever, I cannot find it? Can someone give me a clue?
In this instance googling is of no use: a plethora of answers, some
working, some not, no rhyme or reason and not working for me.
Tha
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