On Monday 16 November 2009 12:55:25 Alessandro Ronchi wrote:
> If I put Debug = False in my django settings.py I receive an internal
> server error with no explanation.
>
> I'm using mod_passenger.
>
> What can cause the problem? Is there any way I can debug the error or
> get more information? D
On Nov 17, 6:57 am, Christophe Pettus wrote:
> On Nov 16, 2009, at 12:55 PM, Alessandro Ronchi wrote:
>
> > I'm using mod_passenger.
>
> Isn't that for Ruby rather than Python?
You can use mod_passenger for python, with a passenger_wsgi.py file.
(I use it on my development machine with Passenger
do you have error templates defined?
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/http/views/#customizing-error-views
-Preston
On Nov 16, 12:55 pm, Alessandro Ronchi
wrote:
> If I put Debug = False in my django settings.py I receive an internal
> server error with no explanation.
>
> I'm using
On Nov 16, 2009, at 12:55 PM, Alessandro Ronchi wrote:
> I'm using mod_passenger.
Isn't that for Ruby rather than Python?
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If I put Debug = False in my django settings.py I receive an internal
server error with no explanation.
I'm using mod_passenger.
What can cause the problem? Is there any way I can debug the error or
get more information? Dreamhost cannot answer me, maybe someone got
similar esperience.
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Hi Shantanoo
I've gone thru the same link for getting the Django up at the server. The
only difference being i've installed the FLUP module instead of usign
fcgi.py. The whole site is working perfect along with the MySql DB that i
have on the server. My only problem is the lxml issue that i'm enco
Try http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Django
This worked for me. Make sure you copy your sqlite db also (if you are
using sqlite).
regards,
shantanoo
On 12-Mar-09, at 5:33 PM, nagraj wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I'm trying to run Django from Apache using FastCGI in a shared hosting
> environment on D
Hi
I'm trying to run Django from Apache using FastCGI in a shared hosting
environment on DH. I've installed python 2.5.2 onto my home
environment. And all the necessary libraries including lxml, flup,
etc.
I'm facing a strange issue with lxml, which occurs only when it is
used from the webreques
Tomas Jacobsen wrote:
> Ah, good to know Im not stupid :) Will try it out with my regular
> domain later. Thank you!
This problem had an extremely bizarre manifestation!
As far as I know Tomas tried Django with different domain name and it
works as expected. ;-)
I updated the DreamHost Wiki:
Ah, good to know Im not stupid :) Will try it out with my regular
domain later. Thank you!
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Tomas Jacobsen wrote:
> I use: http://www.django.tomasjacobsen.com/admin/ and
> http://django.tomasjacobsen.com/admin/ . The same result on both.
That's it. There's "go.to" in "django.tomasjacobsen".
You should complain at Dreamhost. They filter in the wrong way. For a
work-around, change your
I use: http://www.django.tomasjacobsen.com/admin/ and
http://django.tomasjacobsen.com/admin/ . The same result on both.
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Tomas Jacobsen wrote:
> In the error log i get this error:
>
> mod_security: Access denied with code 503. Pattern match
> "(go\\.to|get\\.to|drop\\.to|hey\\.to|switch\\.to|dive\\.to|move\\.to|again\\.at)"
> at HEADER. [hostname "django.mydomain.com"] [uri "/admin/"]
How exactly did you access yo
Hi. Im trying to install django on my Dreamhost domain. I have followed
the dreamhost wiki and the guide on
http://www2.jeffcroft.com/2006/may/11/django-dreamhost/ about 4 times
now, and the last 3 times I get the same 503 error when I try to login
to admin.
Before I installed admin I get the "I
On 3/17/06, Jeremy Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kevin Dangoor, author of TurboGears, just posted on the TG list about a
> conversation he just had with the folks over at Dreamhost. Sounds like
> they're recommending people to not run TurboGears on their servers, and
> this would presumably
I also use Dreamhost for several Django projects of mine.
http://www.socialistsoftware.com/
http://impactsport.org/
http://coloradoridge.com/
I wont say that the experience has been perfect, but I have things
working and I will continue to be a subscriber.
I do recommend every Dreamhost user se
I use Dreamhost with Django for some time already and I am happy with
that.Works great!
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Kevin Dangoor, author of TurboGears, just posted on the TG list about a
conversation he just had with the folks over at Dreamhost. Sounds like
they're recommending people to not run TurboGears on their servers, and
this would presumably apply to Django as well. Here's a link to his
post:
http:/
On 1/18/06, patrick k <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i had some problems with dreamhost & django lately. talking to dreamhost,
> they send the following answer:
>
> "Dreamhost is best place for django
Except for places that specialize in Django ;)
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Jeremy Jones wrote:
I already have a Dreamhost account and am looking into writing an app
using Django. I was wondering what the consensus is regarding running a
Django-powered app on Dreamhost (presumably using fastcgi). Does it
mostly work most of the time? Any unreasonable amount of qu
patrick k wrote:
i had some problems with dreamhost & django lately. talking to dreamhost,
they send the following answer:
"Dreamhost is best place for django, there have been a few recent hardware
and network issues that have problems but the recent downtimes have not
been related to a specifi
i had some problems with dreamhost & django lately. talking to dreamhost,
they send the following answer:
"Dreamhost is best place for django, there have been a few recent hardware
and network issues that have problems but the recent downtimes have not
been related to a specific application such
y work most of the time? Any unreasonable amount of quirkiness?
> Any insights you could offer will be gratefully received.
Hey Jeremy,
I've never used Django on Dreamhost personally, but I know others
have. Here are some helpful pages:
http://wiki.dreamhost.com/index.php/Django
http://c
I already have a Dreamhost account and am looking into writing an app
using Django. I was wondering what the consensus is regarding running a
Django-powered app on Dreamhost (presumably using fastcgi). Does it
mostly work most of the time? Any unreasonable amount of quirkiness?
Any insight
On 9/7/05, Eugene Lazutkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The only piece I need for true happiness with Django is caching. Dreamhost
> doesn't provide memcached:. simple: is, well, too simple because it is not
> thread-safe. If only we had mysql:, or file: cache option... Nudge, nudge,
> wink, wink,
ad new
> flup/fcgi.py
> 3) enjoy Django on Dreamhost
Thanks very much for that patch, Eugene. Yes, other Dreamhost folks,
do let us know how the patch works, and we'll integrate it after it's
gotten a fair bit of use.
Adrian
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On 9/7/05, Eugene Lazutkin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Now you can:
>
> 1) try (and beta test) the patch to mysql.py
> 2) give Allan some time to update his repository and download new
> flup/fcgi.py
> 3) enjoy Django on Dreamhost
Thanks very much for that patch, Euge
completely eliminated all problems known to me.
Now you can:
1) try (and beta test) the patch to mysql.py
2) give Allan some time to update his repository and download new
flup/fcgi.py
3) enjoy Django on Dreamhost
Thanks,
Eugene
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