So usually when I need to do this I just do a bunch of trial and error
in lighttpd and get stuff mostly working, but I've never been happy
with it.
I want to have a Django project 'mounted' at /rta and another at /
crime, both at the same domain. Sadly lighttpd doesn't support URL
rewriting inside a URL match block, so I usually do something like
this...
url.redirect = ( "^/rta$" => "/rta/",
"^/crime$" => "/crime/" )
fastcgi.server = ("/rta" =>
("localhost" =>
("socket" => ...
)
),
"/crime" =>
("localhost" =>
("socket" => ...
)
)
)
Yeah, I need that url.redirect because they don't work without slashes
otherwise. APPEND_SLASH doesn't work with this, since if it someone
visits to /rta/route/6 it will redirect to just /route/6/ -- Django
doesn't know the base URL, it just knows what's incoming from
lighttpd. So then I have to put my own ROOT_URL option in settings.py,
prefix everything with it... write my own middleware so that
APPEND_SLASH will see it, etc. Anyway the point is I hate doing all
this just to deploy a project at a non-root URL.
Anyone know what I'm talking about and have a better solution?
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