i'm trying to create mod_wsgi configuration that support public site/
wsgi application and development releases.
idea is that for every release i create a clean python environment
(using virtualenv) under /var/www/wsgi/www.example.com/releases/
---
$ ls /var/www/wsgi/www.example.com/releases/
r1 r2 r3 r4 r5
---
and using pip install new release (and dependencies) into new
virtualenv/python environment.

if apache vhost configuration contains:
---
ServerName www.example.com
ServerAlias r*.www.example.com

WSGIScriptAlias / /var/www/wsgi/www.example.com/project.wsgi
---
i can easily add:
>> site.addsitedir("/var/www/wsgi/www.example.com/current/env/lib/python2.6/site-packages/")
where /var/www/wsgi/www.example.com/current/ is symlink to latest
release (example: /var/www/wsgi/www.example.com/releases/r5/).

so www.example.com will display latest release but i also would like
to access other releases via r(\d).www.example.com.
i can get SERVER_NAME in project.wsgi from environ but i think
sys.path will get mixed if i try to resolve this in project.wsgi or am
i wrong?

i'm open to any suggestion, i would only like to preserve separate
virtualenv/python environments for each release.
other than that i have no problems in having project.wsgi for each
release and in apache vhost configuration point to different wsgi
files for each subdomain.

any ideas, tips, comments are appreciated.

Aljosa Mohorovic

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