> Is there a way to insert entries into the WSGI environment from uwsgi's
> configuration? --env seems to only update the process environment.
>
> $ uwsgi --ini wsgitest.ini --env my_config=test.cfg
> *** Starting uWSGI 0.9.6.5 (64bit) on [Sat Nov 27 16:50:39 2010] ***
> [snip]
> (Epdb) self.environ.get('my_config')
> None
> (Epdb) os.getenv('my_config')
> 'test.cfg'
>
> Compare mod_wsgi, where apache's SetEnv directive affects the WSGI
> environment.
>
You can do it in nginx via uwsgi_param directive, and in cherokee clicking
on the 'add cgi variables' button.
On the apache mod_Ruwsgi (the alternative implementation of mod_uwsgi) you
can use the SetEnv directive as mod_wsgi.
There is currently no way (AFAIK) for doing it in lighttpd.
Remember that you can inject variables via WSGI middleware:
def application(e, sr):
e['NEW_VAR'] = 'value01'
e['SECOND_NEW_VAR'] = 'value02'
return real_application(e, sr)
--
Roberto De Ioris
http://unbit.it
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