You can still install apps via ssh. If you really want to use the
Web2py web interface you can (but you must secure it behind https and
you may want to use port forwarding as well). This "issue" is
considered by some to be a "security feature".
If you really want the ability to administer your Web2py installation
via the admin application (ie allowing the creation, deletion and
administration of your installation via the web interface) and you are
running on a webhost via apache or some other non-integrated webserver
try running Web2py at least one time on the server "locally" from the
command line
python2.5 web2py.py
Then kill the process you just started and try creating an application
again using the web interface.
On Feb 20, 2:21 am, LightOfMooN <vladsale...@yandex.ru> wrote:
> Hello.
> I try to create new app, but even name I get it, it's always rises
> message:
> unable to create application "hello" (it may exist already)
> And app doesn't been created.
> In app wizard the same problem on step 6.
>
> Is there because of non free memory?
> On local machine all works fine.
