Thanks again for the help Steve! I ended up figuring it out and feel a bit
silly now, I had some CDN hosted javascript inside the compress template
tag resulting in an incompressible file error.
My biggest question at this point is which log file should I have found
that in. I'm still wondering
I'm interested in the gunicorn logging question as well. I had a similar
issue as yours Josh and ended up putting the following line in the
gunicorn.conf.py file of my project in order to get some logged output that
led me to the cause of the error.
errorlog = /tmp/gunicorn.error.log
On
Just for reference, --log-file and --error-logfile are the same
http://docs.gunicorn.org/en/latest/settings.html#errorlog
Cheers,
Matt
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Thanks Matt and Doug, that's very helpful. So logging is disabled by
default and then enabled if you specify a file location?
On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 2:05 PM, Matthew Summers msummer...@gmail.comwrote:
Just for reference, --log-file and --error-logfile are the same
As I understand supervisor will log stdout/stderr for any procs it manages
under /var/log/supervisord), such as gunicorn. This is why gunicorn's own
logging is disabled in the default setup. Maybe it'd be better to configure
the opposite (gunicorn logs all and sends nothing to stdout/stderr),
Thanks Steve and Matt, I'm running with DEBUG = False now which is great.
I think you are spot on Steve, I see now that the supervisor directory in
/var/log has three log files, and two of them appear to be specific to
gunicorn. I'm guessing that will help me moving forwards, and is probably
I can't reproduce this - just did deploy of Mezzanine 3.0.9 to a fresh
ubuntu 12.04 machine without any issue.
Only thing I can think of is some mismatch between ALLOWED_HOSTS, Site
objects, and NGINX config - triple check those since the behaviour changes
with DEBUG False.
On Sat, Mar 29, 2014
Thanks for giving it a shot Steve! I didn't get it to work yet (since it
was just a non production demo I was satisfied to leave it with DEBUG True).
I'll triple check those things in the morning and let you know how it goes.
By the way, does gunicorn have a log of it's own or is it logged with
