Disregard. Don't ask me how, but Vim had duplicated a file I was editing, naming it simply \ (backslash). That filename must have been causing some very odd problems, because as soon as I discovered and erased it, things went back to normal. I've never seen that happen. Just something to note about Linux, I suppose.
On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 12:13 PM, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello all, > I made some changes to some HTML in my site, and was having a bit of > trouble with getting them to render. I restarted UWSGI, and suddenly I'm > seeing in the log for my app that the Python application cannot be found. I > didn't move anything, change any configuration files, install anything new > in my virtual environment, move any directories, or in any other way change > anything I can think of. I just added a new variable to a WTForm class, and > put in a new function in a Python file and in part of some Javascript. My > templates (I'm using Flask) failed to render correctly, so as part of > trying to fix that I figured I'd restart Nginx and UWSGI. Now it can't > locate Python, which makes no sense. > > This was all working perfectly yesterday, as it has been doing for over a > week. I'm still looking around to see what I might have missed, but is > there anything obvious I could try that is known to cause this problem? > Anything in particular I should be watching for? I'm on Debian 8; let me > know if you need more details about my setup. Thanks. > > -- > Alex Hall > Automatic Distributors, IT department > [email protected] > -- Alex Hall Automatic Distributors, IT department [email protected]
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