> This error generally relates to broken mod_rewrite rules and nothing to do
> with mod_wsgi.
>
> How are mod_rewrite rules, or other Apache directives for redirection
> being used elsewhere in the Apache configuration?
>
> Also, are extended multi language error pages enabled in Apache? There are
> the ErrorDocument directives.
>
> Graham
>
>
Mod_rewrite is being used by cpanel for leech protection and
webmail/cpanel/whm redirects.
Looking through the httpd.conf it looks as if ErrorDocument directives are
enabled.
My issue wasn't the message in the virtual host logs but the lack of things
being sent to the virtual host log.
> This is better written as:
>
> WSGIDaemonProcess fina.dev.harwoodspike.com user=devharwoodspike
> group=devharwoodspike processes=3 threads=3
> python-path=/home/devharwoodspike/python-apps/fina/
> python-home=/home/devharwoodspike/python-apps/virtpython
> display-name=FINA-DEV
>
> The python-home option is what you should use to refer to a Python virtual
> environment.
>
> You should also have:
>
> WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL}
>
> when delegating only the one application to the daemon process group to
> avoid issues with some third party Python extension modules that aren’t
> implemented correctly so as to work in Python sub interpreters.
>
> Graham
>
>
Thanks for the tip I have updated my configurations with your suggestions.
Also since I recompiled with r->server = wsgi_server; I have not been able
to re-produce the issue. I even tried re-downloading and recompiling
without any changes and it is still working.
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