I'm trying to setup Django w/ MySQL.
I've got Apache and mod_wsgi up and running, and am now trying to introduce django to mysql.
I've created a database named 'django' and a 'django' user.
I've granted all to django on django:
grant ALL on django.* to 'django'@'localhost';
Django's settings.py has been configured with MySQL's settings:
DATABASES = {
'default': {
'ENGINE': 'djan
I'm trying to setup Django through UWSGI using Nginx.
I got the UWSGI pass to work using this function
location / {
include uwsgi_params;
uwsgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9001;
}
Unfortunately when I visit /django/admin.
I would like to know how to put my entire django site behind HTTPS. If anyone tries to come via HTTP I want that user to be redirected to HTTPS.
I've configured a Debian 6 server with nginx, Passenger, and MySQL to run Django, and was running through the Django tutorial with everything going swimmingly until I tried to turn on the admin interface.
Now it returns a 502 bad gateway whenever I have admin.autodiscover() on and any user-created app included in INSTALLED_APPS under settings.py.
However, when I run Django's test server (python
I am trying to run basic Django app on Amazon like:
managy.py runserver 80
It starts running, but I can't connect to Django from browser to this port, FF can't connect.
My Security Groups are set up ok, since I can connect to Apache from outside, if I run it.
Is there a way to use django runserver on Amazon?
Or more production-like stack, with Apache, is strongly adviced?
Good Evening, and thank you for reading this post.
I am having a problem with Django after migrating the dB from SQLlite to MySQL. Initially, for the first 48hours, all ran well. But now we are experiencing high cpu about every 30 minutes. This is a production ESX4i VM host, with 2 x 2.8 ghz CPUs and 12 GB ram. I have allocated 4 cpu's to this VM and 4 GB memory.
I have an amazon ec2 instance running on the Amazon Linux AMI and its a micro instance.
I have an amazon ec2 instance running on the Amazon Linux AMI and its a micro instance.
I'm running django via uwsgi and nginx, and whenever my app sends a redirect header, nginx displays a 405 error.