Thanks for your reply Jorge,
I have been using Pythonanywhere for a long time as well, hosting 2 very
simple web2py sites there with no problem.
However, now I am trying to deploy a more complex app there and I have been
experiencing some issues. I finally uploaded the app using sftp because the
app was too big to install using the admin.
This is the problem I am having now: I am trying to connect this newly
installed app to the mysql database, as I did my very first app there a
long time ago. My first app was very easy to connect to mysql, I just
replaced the db = DAL() line of code in the wen2py app and it still works
fine. However, I did the same thing with my new app and it breaks. The
error ticket is not showing anything and in the error log I found this:
*ERROR:root:RuntimeError:
generator ignored GeneratorExit *but this may or may not be the relevant
error msg as it's reffering to their loadbalancer.
The support advised me this: *"You could try codementor (there's a link at
the top of the main Forum page) for focussed help." ...*This support answer
makes me a little bit uncomfortable.
I am kind of new and I am definitely not an expert in web2py or
Pythonanywhere. In one of their earlier answers they said that they are not
*"web2py
experts"* and I think I would be happier if they were, although my problem
now is not a web2py issue. My app works flawlessly, in the development
environment on my computer, thanks to web2py. My app actually works on
pythonanywhere as well as long as I don't try to change this line: *db =
DAL('sqlite://storage.sqlite',pool_size=1,check_reserved=['all']). *So, the
app works on sqlite but I can't connect to their mysql database. This is
not a web2py issue. I think it might be because the app is too big, over
800MB, but I am not sure.
On Friday, August 14, 2015 at 11:55:10 AM UTC+8, JorgeH wrote:
>
> what sort of problems are you having?
>
> I have used pythonanywhere for long time with no problems whatsoever.
>
> webfaction is an alternative.
>
> On Thursday, August 13, 2015 at 10:38:24 PM UTC-5, Joe wrote:
>>
>> I am using Pythonanywhwere and having some problems. Can anyone recommend
>> an other hosting for web2py apps where the support understands the web2py
>> framework and they can actually fix problems when needed?
>>
>
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