lve the problem.
http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/c531905120c5811b
I don't have to have django on my remote host right now. I just work
locally until I'm more comfortable with django. That is why I'm
wondering if I should just give up on dr
First, I've recently setup a Dreamhost account myself with no problems
-- feel free to email me directly if you want some help, and I'll see
what I can do.
That said...
Django and Python are still going through growing pains in the shared
hosting department. The same thing was going on with
On Jul 23, 12:38 pm, Tyson Tate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Jul 23, 2007, at 11:23 AM, walterbyrd wrote:
> Blaming Django for FastCGI problems on discount-rate hosting services
I don't "blame" Linux for not running all the newest hardware, but if
need a certain piece of HW, and Linux
>> Personally, I'm of the opinion that Dreamhost should be
>> taken off the list of Django-friendly hosts.
>
> I totally agree. A host called "Django-friendly" should
> directly offer support for how to use Django on their servers.
> Without that it requires a little bit too much effort for ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Personally, I'm of the opinion that Dreamhost should be taken off the
> list of Django-friendly hosts.
I totally agree. A host called "Django-friendly" should directly offer
support for how to use Django on their servers. Without that it requires
a little bit too much
>> Personally, I'm of the opinion that Dreamhost should be taken off the
>> list of Django-friendly hosts.
Let me second that. I struggled with Dreamhost for awhile before
finally giving up and buying a WebFaction account, and boy was I glad
once I did. Dreamhost does NOT deserve to be called
Personally, I'm of the opinion that Dreamhost should be taken off the
list of Django-friendly hosts. They don't officially support it, what
support they do offer is hit and miss (since it is unofficial) and it
seems to me that anything more than a small, lightly trafficked site
is going to
Me too. I've had my share of problems but the two key things that got
it working reliably was asking Dreamhost support to increase the
servers 'softlimit' setting and to use the filename 'dispatch.fcgi'
rather than 'django.fcgi' so that Dreamhost's process pruner doesn't
keep killing Django.
walterbyrd wrote:
> Also, wondering if I should give up on django, at least for now.
>
> I just can not get fastcgi working. I have read the django wiki, I
> have tried to follow jeffcroft's tutorial. I just can not get it to
> work. From what I'm seeing on the message boards, it's a common
>
On Jul 23, 2007, at 11:23 AM, walterbyrd wrote:
> From what I'm seeing on the message boards, it's a common
> problem.
[snip]
> Now, some people are suggesting that I buy a third account
> from WebFaction. This is getting old folks. Old and expensive.
If it's clear on the message boards that
Also, wondering if I should give up on django, at least for now.
I just can not get fastcgi working. I have read the django wiki, I
have tried to follow jeffcroft's tutorial. I just can not get it to
work. From what I'm seeing on the message boards, it's a common
problem.
I've never used
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