Thank you. I've upgraded to v2.3.2 on the server and then tried two
different local routes.py
I tried adding this routes.py in the app "ablog" directory
routes_in = (
('/admin/$anything', '/admin/$anything'),
('/appadmin/$anything', '/myapp/appadmin/$anything'),
('/blog','/ablog/default/index')
)
routes_out = (
('xxx-yyy.abc.com/ablog','/blog'),
)
but it doesn't work, it behaved as if the local routes.py wasn't
there.
also tried this
routers = dict(
# base router
BASE = dict(
domains = {
"www.xxx.com" "home",
"xxx-yyy.abc.com" : "ablog"
},
),
)
and this gives an internal server error:
"The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was
unable to complete your request.
How do I add the unaliased domain name to a local routes.py file, please?
thanks
On Thursday, February 21, 2013 9:24:04 PM UTC-6, Massimo Di Pierro wrote:
>
> Please do not use 2.0.x it was known to be buggy. Use 2.3.2 or nightly
> 2.4.0.
>
> On Thursday, 21 February 2013 16:55:19 UTC-6, greaneym wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> using web2py v2.0.8 on a linux server.
>>
>> My server hosting my website has a name like xxx-yyy.abc.com.
>> An alias is set up on my domain server's host so that my site is
>> www.xxx.com.
>>
>> The routes.py configuration I have is working, but I want to make a change
>> in order to use the server's ssl.
>>
>> If I type in https://xxx-yyy.abc.com/app1 I can see the anchor on the
>> upper right
>> hand corner of the page, and if clicked, it shows that the certificate is
>> good and matches.
>>
>> If I type in https://www.xxx.com/app1, the anchor is there, but it says
>> the certificate does not match, which I expected, but this doesn't matter
>> because this is just a landing page where logins,registrations are disabled.
>>
>> Is there a way to make a routes.py within the app2 directory that will map
>> to the https://xxx-yyy.abc.com/app2 so that the certificate matches
>> when the anchor is clicked? App2 is "ablog" in description below.
>>
>> From reading the list, I think I need a routes.py in the base directory
>> and this works ok.
>>
>> default_application = "ahome"
>>
>> routes_in = (
>> ('/admin/$anything', '/admin/$anything'),
>> ('/appadmin/$anything', '/myapp/appadmin/$anything'),
>> ('/home','/ahome/default/index'),
>> ('/blog','/ablog/default/index')
>> )
>> routes_out = [(x, y) for (y, x) in routes_in[:-2]]#
>>
>>
>> If I want the blog app to have the https capability using the ssl
>> provided by
>>
>> https://xxx-yyy.abc.com/ablog, how do I set up the local routes.py in
>> the blog
>> directory?
>>
>> I tried this,
>>
>> routes_in = (
>> ( '/blog', '/ablog/default/index')
>> )
>> routes_out = (
>> ( 'xxx-yyy.abc.com/ablog', '/blog')
>> )
>>
>> and reloaded the routes, but this causes a server error.
>>
>> I tried this in the routes.py in the blog app directory,
>>
>> domains = { "xxx-yyy.abc.com" " "ablog" }
>>
>> and this also got a server error.
>>
>> Could someone help me with a suggestion for a working routes.py that
>> essentially
>> maps the unaliased domain name to the app?
>>
>> thanks,
>> Margaret
>>
>
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