I'm not using Django, but there's definitely something wacky about
trailing slashes in mod_wsgi (2.3, running on Apache 2.2). It's not a
problem for me, but it's rather curious.
With a WSGI app mounted at /app, a request to /app/x/y/z gives (as
expected):
SCRIPT_NAME: /app
PATH_INFO: /x/y/z
2008/9/19 Graham Dumpleton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/9/19 bobince [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'm not using Django, but there's definitely something wacky about
trailing slashes in mod_wsgi (2.3, running on Apache 2.2). It's not a
problem for me, but it's rather curious.
With a WSGI app mounted at
For the sake of the archives and spiders, it workerd after
FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME='' has been added to settings.py in django.
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For the sake of the archives and spiders, it workerd after
FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME='' has been added to settings.py in django.
What version of Django are you using?
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For the sake of the archives and spiders, it workerd after
FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME='' has been added to settings.py in django.
What version of Django are you using?
And also post what you have in your urls.py
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2008/9/18 Walter Cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
For the sake of the archives and spiders, it workerd after
FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME='' has been added to settings.py in django.
What
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2008/9/18 Graham Dumpleton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/9/18 Walter Cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
For the sake of the archives and spiders, it workerd after
FORCE_SCRIPT_NAME='' has
hum.. my prefix is 'unb' :) (I had simplified the case in the first
e-mail). Should I take it off the urls.py?
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hum.. my prefix is 'unb' :) (I had simplified the case in the first
e-mail). Should I take it off the urls.py?
Let me quote the documentation below. All that below applies only to
pre Django 1.0. So if using Django 1.0 and you have made both the
