Dear group,
I'm trying to set up mod_wsgi with a new TurboGears 2 install inside a
virtualenv. The documentation has been great, except that on Plesk
there is one minor annoyance that requires some special configuration
that I am having trouble with.
Because Plesk overwrites any
2008/11/19 Rob Hudson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Is there a general rule of thumb that can guide a person on what
numbers might need to be put for:
WSGIDaemonProcess processes=X threads=Y
I'm curious if knowing what your requests per [time period] is if that
can guide you what to put here. I
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:51 PM, Graham Dumpleton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm, even 1 hits per day is not a large site.
Yeah, that's why I said larger to keep it relative. But doing the
math and averaging out hits evenly, that's 1 request every 11 seconds
or so... definitely not large at
2008/11/19 rich [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello all.
I'd like to create a WSGI aaa and session management application to
protect non-WSGI Apache resources.
E.G. Directorys and Locations which may contain a static HTML
website, or a Java app via mod_weblogic, etc.
I came across Grahams post
Thanks I hadn't seen that!
mod_session really will be a good addition to Apache. It'll take me
some time to figure out what difference that makes to me for my AAA
requirements, although I expect it won't make a huge difference in
itself. The mod_auth_form is also a welcome and long overdue
