Hi list, I'm trying to serve a Flask app on Debian 8, with the eventual goal of using Nginx to serve the app through UWSGI. For now, though, I'm just using UWSGI. I'm pretty new to Debian, web server stuff, and UWSGI. About the only thing here I'm not new to is Python. I have a background in computers, but I've never tried something quite like this. I should also say that I have only SSH access to the Debian machine, as it's a VM on Google Cloud. I'm using a Windows computer to access the Debian one, with SSH for direct access and Firefox to test web serving. Unfortunately, I can't copy text from SSH output to paste here, nor can I paste into SSH. Any output you ask for I'll have to copy by hand, so forgive any mistakes.
Here's where I am right now. I've gotten the chdir and venv options correct, I think, and fixed the errors. At least, when I run the app by supplying all the options in the call, it seems to be okay--no errors or warnings. However, Firefox on Windows sits there for a minute, then times out. My log is completely empty, and when I access the "site" on Firefox, I see nothing written to stdout. Of course, I specify a logto in my ini, but still, that log remains empty. Either way, it's like UWSGI doesn't even know it's being asked to supply something. I've run this with sudo uwsgi --socket 0.0.0.0:5005 --protocol=http --chdir ... and sudo /etc/init.d/uwsgi start --socket... and it doesn't seem to matter which one I use. I'm stumped. Mostly, I can't find where to go to see what errors, if any, are being written. Is the problem some kind of implicit IP limiting I don't know about, or something equally hidden? Is there a way to view errors? Can I put UWSGI in a special "debug" mode? Speaking of which, yes, my Flask app is in debug mode, but it doesn't even get that far. Thanks in advance for any help. -- Alex Hall Automatic Distributors, IT department [email protected]
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