Yes, Graham, you're absolutely right about '/'! It must be there! My bad!
So, here is the final variant of .conf file with two Django sites:
WSGIRestrictEmbedded On
WSGIDaemonProcess site1
Yes, Graham, you're absolutely right about '/'! It must be there! My bad!
So, here is the final correct variant of .conf file with two Django sites:
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WSGIRestrictEmbedded On
Yeah, forgot to check the /static. See note below though.
> On 21 Feb 2019, at 11:52 pm, utest...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Yes, now both sites are working! Thank you very much for your help, Graham!
>
> For those who will have similar situation as mine here is additional info.
>
> After I've
Yes, now both sites are working! Thank you very much for your help, Graham!
For those who will have similar situation as mine here is additional info.
After I've corrected .conf file as Graham had advised me, I ran into
another problem: site1 works correctly, site2 loads without static files,
Yes, now both sites are working! Thank you very much for your help, Graham!
For those who will have similar situation as mine here is additional info.
After I've corrected .conf file as Graham had advised me, I ran into
another problem: site1 works correctly, site2 loads without static files,
Unless you set ServerName in each VirtualHost with a different host name, and
access them as different host name in URL, you will need to have both sites at
the separate sub URLs defined in the same VirtualHost, not separate ones.
WSGIRestrictEmbedded On
WSGIDaemonProcess
