> On 11 May 2016, at 10:37 PM, Jaqen Nki <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Cool so ubuntu 16 is running very smooth, all updated software dists, and
> seems faster. Pyvenv is fixed and have all my packages installed in the
> venv. I used
>
> pip3 install mod-wsgi then ran express start, works fine on port 8000,
> and testinit.py works on port 5000
>
> Now for the apache2 config. Id like it to behave like Ive had, set and
> forget, just boot up server and hit up my host browser - rather than have to
> run CLI commands everytime I boot server. Not really sure how modwsgi
> express is convenient /practical for development and definitely not in a
> production environment, when someone can configure once.
>
> Now I just need to figure how to connect apache to the venv with modwsgi.
> Thanks almost there.
There is a way of having mod_wsgi-express just generate all the configuration
and save it. You could then just start it up with the already setup
configuration from a system init script. This is partly explain on the PyPi
page.
If you are already familiar though with integrating mod_wsgi into the main
Apache, what you can do is after having created your virtual environment and
installed mod_wsgi into using pip, run:
sudo mod_wsgi-express install-module
That will copy the compiled mod_wsgi.so into the modules directory of your
Apache installation.
That command should also output a couple of lines which is the Apache
configuration snippet you would include in the Apache configuration for loading
the mod_wsgi module and setting the correct location for the Python virtual
environment you want to use, based on what it was installed into.
So would output something like:
LoadModule wsgi_module modules/mod_wsgi-py34.so
WSGIPythonHome /some/path/to/venv
Graham
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