2012/11/25 howesc <how...@umich.edu> > Martin, > > 1. i didn't know about maintenance mode....how do you trigger it? i > suspect there is a way to route it to use a particular set of view(s).... >
Howesc, it's the enable / disable button to be found on the admin page. > > 2. there is a request.is_local i believe that is set if the request is > from the same server as the process serving the request. that should be > what you want (once you get the request past the maintenance mode message. > Ok, I'll try it. > > cfh > > > On Saturday, November 24, 2012 7:35:27 AM UTC-8, mweissen wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> I know there is a maintenance mode, but I need a liitle bit more: >> >> (1) If the maintenance mode is switched on the user sees >> Temporarily down for maintenance >> >> But it would be nice to have a page with the same layout as the original >> page. >> >> >> (2) If the maintenance mode is switched on it is possible to use web2py >> with the local address 127.0.0.1 >> >> My web2py server has two lan-cards: one for the external ip-address, one >> for the lan (192.168....). >> Is there a way >> >> - to show the maintenance message for visitors using lan card 1 (with >> the external ip address) and >> - to work with the application using lan card 2 (with an internal ip >> address)? >> >> >> Regards Martin >> >> -- > > --
