> > Actually there is a weird property with paths.
> >
> > First: if I set in apache:
> >
> > WSGIScriptAlias /myfirstapp
> > /usr/local/turbogears/myfirstapp/apache/myfirstapp.wsgi
> >
> > 1. Instead of index I have myfirstapp page.
> > That apache config is all I need to access my
> > example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp
> > ---domain-------apache-----myapp
> >
> > (no need for webpath) myfistapp page is working properly.
> > a)example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp accesses my form (good)
> > example/com/myfirstapp/ gives me a 404 (good)
> > b)BUT now If click 'save' button it redirects me to
> > example.com/savemyfirstapp since it doesn't know about baser url!
> > (Shouldn't WSGIScriptAlias /myfirstapp step in here and redirect all
> > requests to /myfirstapp/xxxxx? Why yes or why not?)
>
> The mod_wsgi package does the correct thing, if anything it is because
> TurboGears isn't a WSGI compliant application. TG should if mounted at
> a sub URL ensure it does trailing slash redirection for the top of the
> TG application. Possibly you must use webpath configuration for that,
> or my fiddle to try and get TG to behave properly when mounted at a
> sub URL when running under WSGI isn't enough to make TG work properly.
>
> > Weird: I can also access:
> > example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp
> > example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp/myfirstapp
> > example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp/myfirstapp/myfirstapp
>
> That I can't comment on. Sounds like a problem with your TG URL
> mapping configuration, or see below.
>
> > 2. Since my save didn't work, this means that my turbogears app needs
> > to know the base url (server.webpath).
> > ok. I add this to my myfirstapp.wsgi config file:
> > turbogears.config.update({'global': {'server.webpath': '/myfirstapp'}})
> >
> > weird:
> > now my first page doesn't work:
> > a)example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp (doesn't work)
> > b)but example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp/myfirstapp page works.???
> > -----domain-----------apache-----wsgi-------my-apps-page
> > c)my save works properly (good).
> >
> > This means that webpath is needed internally to get all links working.
> > But what about my entry point. It seems as it the entry url now is
> > duplicated with apache and webpath.
> > example.com/myfirstapp/myfirstapp/myfirstapp
> > -----domain-------apache-----wsgi-------my-apps-page
> >
> > This is a problem now because I cannot remove apache alias(because I
> > don't want / mounted app) I cannot remove my wsgi webpath(because my
> > links won't work) and I definitely can't remove my apps page(since
> > that is the main reason for the app).
> >
> >
> > So, what is going on here? Why apache WSGIScriptAlias+ webpath
> > represent (/myfirstapp/myfirstapp) and not (/myfirstapp)?
> > Aren't they talking about same path?
> >
> > If I am setting something incorrectly please let me know what the
> > proper configuration should be?!
>
> People on TG list will need to help you out with this.
>
> From what I can tell you have called a sub application of your site
> the same name as the site. This to me would seem to be a very bad idea
> because depending on how the Python module search path is defined all
> sorts of weird things could happen.
>
> This may actually be the cause of all your problems, so don't call
> your sub application the same name as your site, call it something
> different and start over again.
>
After reading this I have tested it and it didn't make a difference,
but when I tested it today it DOES work. It had to be late the last
time or something.
Ok as long none of the functions/sub apps have the same name as my
webpath app name then we should be good.
Can I move /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_wsgi.so to my production
server? This file was compiled on Intel duo, and my server is amd
based? Both x86. If yes then there would be no need to install the
extra dev packages on the server as debian stable doesn't have the
package available yet (debian testing does apt-get install
libapache2-mod-wsgi)
Thanks for your help and for having this project.
As soon as all my apps go into production under mod_wsgi I will let you know.
Lucas
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